For the most part this book follows closely the history of Ana-Baptists (Baptists) but also loosely follows other church histories, including persecution done to the Baptists through the ages by many denominations.
J.M. Carrol dedicated his life to researching church history (and wasn't a Baptist when he started), and does a fantastic job, even giving you many of his references at the end of the book so that you can try to find some of the original materials for yourself to look up the info. Of course some of these materials are probably not available, but many of them are, such as Fox's Book of Martyrs.
I hope you enjoy this read. Once again, here is the link.
Blessings!
Good Post!
ReplyDeleteIt's sad to me that on a site such as this there are so few posts. We have lost our way and need to diligently seek His face or face the consequences. This world is perverted and will face His wrath. The hardest part to accept is that we can't see it.
ReplyDeleteI came across this site a few days ago. I see the last blog is a couple months old. Is this blog still active?
ReplyDeleteDear anonmyous,
ReplyDeleteThis blog is still active. I have not had a chance to post much recently but I will endeavor to get some new posts up soon. If you have any ideas about posts you'd like to see on this blog, feel free to drop them in a comment and I'll see what I can do!
I had never heard of this book "Trail of Blood". Thanks for the "heads up" it's now next on my reading list.
ReplyDeleteWhat are your impressions of the book? I'm looking for historically accurate books about the church to cite from for my own work. Thanks in advance!
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