...ani's ideas fell out of favour and was arrested for [[heresy]]. He died in prison in 274.
In the writings of later Christian and [[Muslims|Muslim]] polemicists, he was derided as a
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...DeLaune would be one of 8,000 [[Dissenters]] who were executed or died in prison during Charles II's reign.<ref name=":1">Compton, A. (2018). Thomas Delaune
...was mostly known for being a biblical scholar, translator, and author. His writings were mostly concerning baptism, covenant theology, church government, and t
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...8 July 1704) was an English [[Particular Baptist]], known for his prolific writings in the 17th Century. He is most known for signing the [[Second London Bapti
* The victorious Christian, or the triumph of faith; being prison meditations. A sheet. (1685)
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Bunyan began his work while in the [[Bedfordshire]] county [[prison]] for violations of the [[Conventicle Act 1664]], which prohibited the hold
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...y in evangelical circles has been a renewed and increasing interest in the writings of Bishop J. C. Ryle.
..., or Usher, or Baxter, or Rutherford, or M’Cheyne? Yet no one can read the writings and letters of these men without seeing that they felt themselves “debtors
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