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Articles in Wntr, 2008 issue of Baptist History and Heritage

• E. Y. Mullins: "A Man of Books and a Man of the People"
  by William E. Ellis
• Black Church Beginnings: The Long-Hidden Realities of the First Years
  by Sandy Dwayne Martin
• The significance of E. Y. Mullins's: The Axioms of Religion: one clue to the significance of The Axioms of Religion, the 1908 book by E. Y. Mullins, is found in the sub-title: a new interpretation of the Baptist faith
  by Russell Dilday
• The inner testimony of the spirit: locating the coherent center of E. Y. Mullins's theology: critics from disparate theological perspectives increasingly find the theology of E. Y. Mullins inadequate for contemporary Baptists
  by William Carrell
• Selected Spiritual Writings of Anne Dutton, Eighteenth-Century, British-Baptist, Woman Theologian
  by Deirdre LaNoue
• 1923 Ad
  by J. Brent Walker
• E. Y. Mullins and Baptist World Congresses
  by Charles W. Deweese
• Not an Easy Journey: Some Transitions in Baptist Life
  by William H. Brackney
• E. Y. Mullins: public spokesperson for Baptists in America
  by Bruce T. Gourley
• Baptists in America
  by Michael E. Williams, Sr.
• The Baptist ecclesiology of E. Y. Mullins: individualism and the New Testament church: most observers consider E. Y. Mullins to be the most influential Southern Baptist theologian and denominational leader of the twentieth century
  by C. Douglas Weaver
• Gospel Tracks Through Texas: The Mission of Chapel Car Good Will
  by Alan J. Lefever
• The Axioms of Religion: the one hundredth anniversary of E. Y. Mullins's
  by Pamela R. Durso
• Recruiting for missions: the Baylor volunteer foreign mission band, 1900-1906: the Protestant foreign mission movement in the United States began early in the nineteenth century, but as late as 1890, fewer than one thousand missionaries lived abroad
  by Bill Pitts
• E. Y. Mullins on confessions of faith: what E. Y Mullins thought about confessions of faith assumed renewed relevance in 2007
  by E. Glenn Hinson
• The Changing of America, 1776-2005: Winners and Losers in Our Religious Economy
  by Lloyd A. Harsch
• The ambiguity of historical study: was Mullins right or wrong about confessions? In his delightful book, The Churches the Apostles Left Behind, the late Raymond E. Brown, New Testament scholar, proved that there is a range of ecclesiological diversity in
  by Phyllis Rodgerson Pleasants
• Biblical Foundations for Baptist Churches: A Contemporary Ecclesiology
  by Earl Waggoner