Particular Baptist
Particular Baptist noun: a member of an English Baptist sect arising in the seventeenth century which believed in particular redemption.
Noun
Particular Baptist (plural Particular Baptists)
- A member of an English Baptist sect arising in the seventeenth century which believed in particular redemption.
- By particular Baptists, I suppose to be chiefly intended, those that hold the doctrines of personal election, and of the final perseverance of the Saints, according to the calvinistical notion of them.1740, Thomas Crosby, The History of the English Baptists
- From the early 1650s there was a rapid expansion of Particular Baptists in Wales and of Quakers all over the North of England.1972, Christopher Hill, The World Turned Upside Down, Folio Society, published 2016, page 56
Forms of Particular Baptist
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Questions about Particular Baptist
- What does Particular Baptist mean?
- Particular Baptist means a member of an English Baptist sect arising in the seventeenth century which believed in particular redemption.
- What part of speech is Particular Baptist?
- Particular Baptist is a noun.
- What is the plural of Particular Baptist?
- The plural of Particular Baptist is Particular Baptists.
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