Library Catalog
Amazon cover image
Image from Amazon.com

The origins of the Baptist movement among the Hungarians : a history of the Baptists in the kingdom of Hungary from 1846 to 1893 / by G. Alexander Kish.

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: Brill's series in church history ; d. 54.Publication details: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2012.Description: 1 online resource (vii, 487 pages)Content type:
Media type:
Carrier type:
ISBN:
  • 9004221123
  • 9789004221123
  • 1283366096
  • 9781283366090
  • 9786613366092
  • 6613366099
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: No titleDDC classification:
  • 266/.60943909034 23
LOC classification:
  • BX6310.H9 K57 2012
Other classification:
  • online - EBSCO
Online resources:
Contents:
Abbreviations; Chapter One On the Historiography of the Baptist Movement Among the Hungarians: An Introduction to a New Study of Hungarian Baptist Origins; Chapter Two Pioneers and Pilgrims: The First Attempt to Establish a Baptist Movement in Hungary; 1. The Religious Situation in Hungary from the Reform Period through Neo-Absolutism; 1.1. From the Reform Period through the Revolution of 1848; 1.2. The Churches under Neo-Absolutism; 2. Roots of the Hungarian Baptist Mission; 2.1. J.G. Oncken-The Father of Continental Baptists
2.2. "For the praise of God and for the welfare of man, Hamburg, 1842."2.3. Oncken's "Mission-School"; 3. The First Baptist Missionaries in Hungary: The Sending of Rottmayer, Scharschmidt, and Woyka; 4. The Baptist Missions in Pest and Pécs up to the Revolution; 4.1. Johann Rottmayer's Early Work in Pest; 4.2. Johann Woyka and the Baptist Mission in Pécs; 5. The Impact of the Revolution on the Hungarian Baptist Mission and the Missionaries; 5.1. The Mission to Pécs and the Fate of Woyka; 5.2. Progress Suppressed: The Work in Pest and the Loss of the German Brethren
6. The Last Man Standing: Rottmayer and the Baptist Mission in Pest under Neo-Absolutism, 1849-18666.1. Martial Law and the Bach Period, 1849-1859; 6.2. From the Patent Fight to the Eve of Dualism: Rottmayer's Renewed Cooperation with the Scottish Mission and the Baptisms of 1865; 6.3. The End of Rottmayer's Work in Pest; Chapter Three The Hidden Years: The Later Work and Ministry of Johann Rottmayer and the Bible Colportage of Antal Novák
1. The Bible Colportage and Evangelism of Johann Rottmayer and Antal Novák as Preparation for Success of the Hungarian Baptist Mission under Heinrich Meyer2. Antal Novák: Pioneer of the Magyar Baptist Mission; 3. Johann Rottmayer's Work in Kolozsvár; 3.1. Early Work and Travels; 3.2. Rottmayer's Trip to Hamburg and Re-Marriage; 3.3. The Development of the Kolozsvár Depot; 3.4. Rottmayer's Sunday School and Hymnbook; 3.5. Rottmayer's Baptist Mission in Kolozsvár and Cooperative Baptist Work; 3.6. Rottmayer's Retirement and the Closure of the Depot
4. Why was No Lasting Baptist Mission Planted at the First Attempt?Chapter Four Wandering Apostles and Prophets: The Establishment of a Sustained Baptist Mission in Hungary; 1. The Impact of the Compromise on the Churches; 1.1. Liberal Ideas of a 'Free Church in a Free State' and the Constraints of Politics; 1.2. Nationalism, Magyarization, and the Churches; 2. The Churches in the Age of Liberalism; 2.1. Liberal Catholicism; 2.2. Liberal Protestantism, Confessional Orthodoxy, and the Rise of Evangelical Renewal; 2.3. The Problem of the Sects: To the Protestant First?
Summary: This study of the origins of the Baptist movement among the Hungarians examines the two attempts to establish a sustained Baptist mission in the Kingdom of Hungary during the nineteenth century: the first unsuccessful attempt begun in 1846 and the second attempt begun in 1873, which resulted in a sustained Baptist presence in Hungary.
Holdings
Item type Current library Call number URL Status Notes Barcode
eBook eBook Biblioteca "Angelicum" Pont. Univ. S.Tommaso d'Aquino Nuvola online online - EBSCO (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Online access Not for loan (Accesso limitato) Accesso per gli utenti autorizzati / Access for authorized users (ebsco)414216

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Abbreviations; Chapter One On the Historiography of the Baptist Movement Among the Hungarians: An Introduction to a New Study of Hungarian Baptist Origins; Chapter Two Pioneers and Pilgrims: The First Attempt to Establish a Baptist Movement in Hungary; 1. The Religious Situation in Hungary from the Reform Period through Neo-Absolutism; 1.1. From the Reform Period through the Revolution of 1848; 1.2. The Churches under Neo-Absolutism; 2. Roots of the Hungarian Baptist Mission; 2.1. J.G. Oncken-The Father of Continental Baptists

2.2. "For the praise of God and for the welfare of man, Hamburg, 1842."2.3. Oncken's "Mission-School"; 3. The First Baptist Missionaries in Hungary: The Sending of Rottmayer, Scharschmidt, and Woyka; 4. The Baptist Missions in Pest and Pécs up to the Revolution; 4.1. Johann Rottmayer's Early Work in Pest; 4.2. Johann Woyka and the Baptist Mission in Pécs; 5. The Impact of the Revolution on the Hungarian Baptist Mission and the Missionaries; 5.1. The Mission to Pécs and the Fate of Woyka; 5.2. Progress Suppressed: The Work in Pest and the Loss of the German Brethren

6. The Last Man Standing: Rottmayer and the Baptist Mission in Pest under Neo-Absolutism, 1849-18666.1. Martial Law and the Bach Period, 1849-1859; 6.2. From the Patent Fight to the Eve of Dualism: Rottmayer's Renewed Cooperation with the Scottish Mission and the Baptisms of 1865; 6.3. The End of Rottmayer's Work in Pest; Chapter Three The Hidden Years: The Later Work and Ministry of Johann Rottmayer and the Bible Colportage of Antal Novák

1. The Bible Colportage and Evangelism of Johann Rottmayer and Antal Novák as Preparation for Success of the Hungarian Baptist Mission under Heinrich Meyer2. Antal Novák: Pioneer of the Magyar Baptist Mission; 3. Johann Rottmayer's Work in Kolozsvár; 3.1. Early Work and Travels; 3.2. Rottmayer's Trip to Hamburg and Re-Marriage; 3.3. The Development of the Kolozsvár Depot; 3.4. Rottmayer's Sunday School and Hymnbook; 3.5. Rottmayer's Baptist Mission in Kolozsvár and Cooperative Baptist Work; 3.6. Rottmayer's Retirement and the Closure of the Depot

4. Why was No Lasting Baptist Mission Planted at the First Attempt?Chapter Four Wandering Apostles and Prophets: The Establishment of a Sustained Baptist Mission in Hungary; 1. The Impact of the Compromise on the Churches; 1.1. Liberal Ideas of a 'Free Church in a Free State' and the Constraints of Politics; 1.2. Nationalism, Magyarization, and the Churches; 2. The Churches in the Age of Liberalism; 2.1. Liberal Catholicism; 2.2. Liberal Protestantism, Confessional Orthodoxy, and the Rise of Evangelical Renewal; 2.3. The Problem of the Sects: To the Protestant First?

This study of the origins of the Baptist movement among the Hungarians examines the two attempts to establish a sustained Baptist mission in the Kingdom of Hungary during the nineteenth century: the first unsuccessful attempt begun in 1846 and the second attempt begun in 1873, which resulted in a sustained Baptist presence in Hungary.

English.