BH&B: Exam #2 (from study guide)

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John Howard Shakespeare

general secretary of the Baptist Union; very progressive

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led in the decline of the Baptists in England

John Howard Shakespeare

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Baptist Colleges in England

Bristol College, Regent’s park in Oxford, Spurgeon’s College in London, Manchester College

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leader in Presbyterian Fundamentalism and Dispensationalism

C.I. Scofield

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wrote the famous study Bible and strongly premillenial

C.I. Scofield

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strongly held to dispensationalism and pre-millennialism

James H. Brooks

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strongly premillenial

Nathanial West

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helped to found Dallas Theological Seminary in 1924

Lewis Sperry Chafer

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a liberal that was the Father of the Social Gospel

Walter Rauschenbusch

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Significant leader of the GARBC

Robert Ketcham

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1st president of Fuller Theological Seminary

Harold Ockenga

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spokesperson for the New Evangelical Movement

Billy Graham

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later president of Fuller theological seminary, never achieved recognition from liberals that he desired

Edward J. Carnell

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wrote The Case for Orthodoxy

Edwards J. carnall

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professor at fuller theological seminary

George Eldon ladd

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never achieved the recognition he wanted from the liberals

George Eldon ladd

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president of the original National Baptist Convention, religiously conservative

E.C. Morris

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lead a schism from the National Baptist Convention in 1915 over control of publications Board and Home MIssions Board

R.H. BOYD

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his group was called the national Baptist Convention

R.H. Boyd

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head of the national baptist convention

Joseph H. Jackson