This study of left-wing puritan and separatist ecclesiology in Elizabethan and Jacobean England explores such topics as the relationship of soteriology, eschatology, and puritan covenant thought to ecclesiology; radical puritan and separatist ideals about the government of gathered churches; the role of synodical authority, and the relationship between church and state. Brachlow underlines the shared ecclesiastical ideals of both radical puritans and separatist "congregationalists" recognizing that while there were presbyterian as well as congregational tendencies in each tradition, they were by no means always clear or denominationally fixed.
Mustapha Sheikh
Luigi Gioia, OSB
Gerald O'Collins, SJ
Madeleine Pennington
Paul Dafydd Jones and Paul T. Nimmo
Vince R. Vitale
Andrew Meszaros
James Daniel Cook
Kate Kirkpatrick
Hazel Johannessen
Samuel Andrew Shearn
Steven P. Miller
This study of left-wing puritan and separatist ecclesiology in Elizabethan and Jacobean England explores such topics as the relationship of soteriology, eschatology, and puritan covenant thought to ecclesiology; radical puritan and separatist ideals about the government of gathered churches; the role of synodical authority, and the relationship between church and state. Brachlow underlines the shared ecclesiastical ideals of both radical puritans and separatist "congregationalists" recognizing that while there were presbyterian as well as congregational tendencies in each tradition, they were by no means always clear or denominationally fixed.
Mustapha Sheikh
Luigi Gioia, OSB
Gerald O'Collins, SJ
Madeleine Pennington
Paul Dafydd Jones and Paul T. Nimmo
Vince R. Vitale
Andrew Meszaros
James Daniel Cook
Kate Kirkpatrick
Hazel Johannessen
Samuel Andrew Shearn
Steven P. Miller
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