INDEX
[A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] X [Y] [Z]
A “Acceptance with God,” [23] Acheson, Thomas, [69] Adams, John, [19], [29] Africans brought to England, [24] Ahorey, [60] Ainslie, Peter, [150] Alabama, “Christian” churches in, [98] Allen, T., M., [101] Altars, Abraham, [66] Amend, William, [85] America in 19th century: characteristics of, [28]-31; churches in, [31]-36 American and Foreign Bible Society, [109] American Christian Bible Society, [108] American Christian Education Society, [143] American Christian Missionary Society, [111], [112], [122]-23, [124], [126], [143]; founded, [110]; ceases to function, [123] American Christian Review, [113], [122], [124] Ames, E. S., [138] Anabaptists, [18] Anglican Church, separation of Methodists from, [42]f. Anti-Burgher Presbyterians, [60] Antislavery societies, [36] Apology for renouncing the Jurisdiction of the Synod of Kentucky, An, [54] Apostolic Times, [124] Arkansas College, [115] Armenians, missions to, [128] Asbury, Francis, [41]-43 passim “Associate membership,” [138] Associated Free Agencies, [146] Association for the Promotion of Christian Unity, [150] Augsburg Confession, [19] Aulard, A., [19]
B Bacon College, [106], [114] Bader, Jesse, [153] Baltimore, Haldanean churches in, [84] [Baptism], [25], [26], [135]-39, [151]-52; Ainslie on, [150]; A. Campbell on, [79], [104]-5, [135]-36; A. Campbell debates on, [77]-79, [106]; design of, [79], [87]; in Brush Run Church, [74]-75; in China mission, [150]; in Christian Church, Ky., [56]-57; and opinion, [96]; Pinkerton on, [136]; the “one institution,” [104]; Stone on, [95]-96. See also [Immersion]; [Open membership] Baptists, [41]; A. Campbell’s relations with, [76]ff., [108]-9; Disciples’ differences from, [87]-88; English, [22]; Free Will, [45]; “General,” [35], [53]; in America in 1800, [34]-35; in Kentucky, [30], [81]ff.; in Rhode Island, [32]; in Virginia, [32]; “Kissing,” [83]-84; “New Testament,” [95], [97]; “Old Scotch,” [22]; “Particular,” [53]; and religious liberty, [37]-38; separation from, [87]ff., [90] Barclay, James T., [110]-11 Baxter, William, [85] Beardslee, J. O., [111] Bentley, Adamson, [87] Berea College, [115] Bethany College, [76], [107], [114], [147]; and slavery issue, [116]-17 Bethany, W. Va., [80] Bethel, Ky., [57] Bible distribution, cooperation in, [36] Bible, modern view of, [148]. See also [Higher criticism] “Bible chairs,” [128], [131] Bible College League, [151] Bible Society: American and Foreign, [109]; American Christian, [108] Blythe, James, [50] Boston: “Christian” church at, [46]; in 1800, [29]; Sandemanian churches in, [22] “Brethren,” [26] Brown University, [34] Brush Run Church, [73], [74]-75, [81], [135]; joins Redstone Association, [75] Bucer, Martin, [18] Buffaloe, [62], [80] Burgher Presbyterians, [60] Burnet, D. S., [106], [108] Burnham, F. W., [146] Butler University, [114], [147]
C Caldwell, David, [47]-49 passim Calendar committee, [143] California, beginnings in, [102] Calvin, [18], [121] Calvinism, [33], [44], [49], [54]f., [60], [88] Campbell, Alexander, [10]-14 passim, [18], [23], [27], [72], [87], [90], [98], [99], [113]; born, [60]; decides for ministry, [66]-67; at Glasgow, [67]; Breaks with Seceders, [68]; reaches America, [66], [68]; reads Declaration and Address, [68]; first sermon, [73]; licensed to preach, ordained, [74]; marries, acquires property, [76]; immersed, [74]-75; founds Christian Baptist, [80]-82; conducts boarding school, [77]; takes lead in reform, [76]ff.; preaches among Baptists, [76], [77]; first visit to Kentucky, [79]; debates Walker, [77]-79; debates Maccalla, [79]; founds church at Wellsburg, [81]; tours Kentucky in 1824, [82]; meets Scott, [84]; at Virginia Constitutional Convention, [88]-89; debates Owen, [89], [103]; founds Millennial Harbinger, [91]; meets Stone, [92]; publishes The Christian System, [103]; at his zenith, [102]ff.; debates Purcell, [105]; debates Rice, [105]-6; founds Bethany College, [107]; elected president of missionary society, [110]; tours Indiana in 1850, [112]; death, [122], [123]; early theological views, [67]f.; Ewing’s influence, [67]f.; Locke’s influence, [62]; no effective evangelist, [103]; on baptism, [77]-79, [104]-5, [106], [119], [135]-36; on church and state, [77]; on cooperation, [108]; on ecclesiastical order, [80]; on education, [107]; on missions, [108]-9, [122]; on slavery [88]-89, [116]-17; “rules of interpretation,” [134]; “Sermon on the Law,” [76]f., [78]; his views vs. Stone’s, [94]-98 Campbell, Thomas, [10]-14 passim, [18], [27], [34], [84], [103]; early life, [60]; migrates to America, [62]; charges against, [62]f.; breaks with Seceders, [63]ff.; Declaration and Address, [66], [68]; elder of Brush Run Church, [73]; is immersed, [74]-75; Declaration and Address, summary of, [66], [68], [69]ff., [135]; differences from Seceders, [64]f.; early views, [61]f.; on baptism, [74]-75; on causes of divisions, [71]; on clergy, [65]; on creeds, [64]-65, [71]; on “expedients,” [72]; on faith, [64], [65]; on unity, [70], [72] Campbell Institute, [149] “Campbellites,” [83], [103] Camp meetings: See [Revivalism] Cane Ridge, Ky., [50], [51], [55]; meeting at, [50]ff. “Catechetical exhibition,” [72], [80] Cave, Robert L., [136]-37 Centennial Convention, [140], [144] Chicago, University of, [132], [134], [147] Children’s Day, [129] Chillingworth, William, [19] China, missions in, [129], [150], [151] Chinese Nestorians, [18] Christmas Conference, [42] “Christian,” name adopted, [56] Christian, [126] Christian Association of Washington, [66], [69]-70, [73] [Christian Baptist], [72], [79], [80]-82, [90], [101], [120], [122]; compared with Christian Messenger, [94]-98; publication ends, [91]; and Scott, [84] Christian Board of Publication, [145] Christian Century, [127], [138], [149]-150 “Christian” Churches, [13], [41]ff.; in Kentucky and the west, [47]-59, [82], [92]-99; in New England, [44]-47, [99]; in Virginia and North Carolina, [41]-44, [99]; views of Stone’s, [94]-98; union with Disciples, [92], [98]-99 Christian College, [115] [Christian-Evangelist], [126]-27, [135], [137], [145], [155] Christian Messenger, [58], [59], [92]ff., [99]; compared with Christian Baptist and Millennial Harbinger, [94]-98 Christian Monitor, [72] Christian Oracle, [127] Christian Publishing Company, [126], [145] Christian Quarterly, [124] Christian Record, [113] Christian Restoration Association, [146], [151] Christian Standard, [123], [124], [127], [133], [135], [139], [140], [146], [151] Christian System, The, [103]-4 Christian Woman’s Board of Missions, [128], [146] Church, S. H., [139] [Church and state], [20]; in America, [28]; separation of, [36], [37], [39]-40, [77] Church Extension, Board of, [126], [129], [146] “Church of Christ,” [26] “Churches of Christ,” [12], [25]f.; British, [27] Clarksville, Tex., [102] Clay, Henry, [106] Clergy: See [Ministry] Close communion, [26], [119]-120. See also [Open membership] Coke, Dr., [42] College of the Bible, [151] [Colleges], [114]-15; founded, [106]f.; improvement of, [146]f.; number of, in 1897, [131] Columbia, Mo., [115] Commentary on Acts, [137] Commission on Restudy of the Disciples of Christ, [156] Committee on Cooperation in Latin America, [153] Community of goods, [26] Concord, Ky., [50] Congregationalist, [46] Congregationalists, [19], [32]-33 Congresses of the Disciples, [133], [148] Conservative group (antimissionary society), [12] Conservative reaction, 1909-45, [150]ff. Constitutional Convention, [37] Controversy, period of, [119]ff. Cooperation, [11], [36], [100] Cotner College, [147] Craig, W. B., [138] Craighead, Thomas, [50] Cramblet, T. A., [147] Creath, Jacob, Sr., and Jr., [83] Creeds, [64], [65], [71], [80], [94], [119], [120]-21 Crockett, David, [102] Cross, Alexander, [111] Cumberland district, [50] Cumberland Presbyterians, [52], [55]
D Danbury, Conn., [22] Danville, Ky., [50] Davies, Samuel, [49] Declaration and Address, [14], [61], [66], [68], [103], [141]; summary of, [69]-73; “brought down to date,” [124] Deer Creek, Ohio, conference of “Christians,” [58] Delegate convention, [144]-45 Denominationalism as normal, [17] Denver, [138] Design of baptism: See under [Baptism] Disciples: beginnings as separate body, [87], [90]; early growth, [90]-91; growth 1830-44, [99]ff. (see also [Statistics]); general views, [94]-97; name, [11]-12, [95]; organization for cooperation, [100]; periodicals of, [91] (see also [Periodicals]); rethinking, [155]-56; separation from Baptists, [87]-88; union with “Christian” Churches, [91], [98]-99 Disciples Divinity House, [132], [134], [147] “Dissenters,” [15]; in New England, [32] Divisions, causes of, [71] Drake Conference, [155] Drake University, [115], [147] D’Spain, Lynn, [102] Dunlavy, John, [54], [56]
E Ecumenical Movement, [152], [153]ff. Edinburgh conferences, [153] Edinburgh: Haldanes organize church in, [24]; “primitive” church in, [25] Edinburgh, University of, [10] Education, renaissance in, 1874-1909, [130]-32. See also [Colleges] Elizabeth, Queen, [19] England, missions in, [128] Episcopacy, [32] Episcopalians, [19] Errett, Isaac, [13], [113], [116], [119]; issues “Synopsis,” [120]; launches Christian Standard, [123]-24; death, [127] Eureka College, [115] Evangelism: A. Campbell’s, [103]; Franklin’s, [113]-14; Scott’s, [97]-98; Smith’s, [97]; Stone’s, [97]-98 Evangelical Alliance, [109] Evangelist, [126] Ewing, Greville, [24], [67]-68 “Exercises,” [51]-53 passim “Expedients” vs. commandments, [72]
F “Faith and Order,” [153] Faith: as act of reason, [23], [64], [65], [67]-68, [87]-88, [94]-95; before repentance, [22] Fall, P. S., [83] Faraday, Michael, [21] Farmer-preachers, [34] Federal Council of the Churches of Christ, [140], [152]-53 Federation, [133], [139]-41, [144] Federation of Churches and Christian Workers, [139] First Amendment, [36] Florida in 1800, [30]-31 Foot washing, [26] Foreign Christian Missionary Society, [128], [136] Foreign Missions Conference of North America, [140] Forrester, Mo., [83], [84] Franklin, Benjamin, [113]-14, [116], [122], [123] Franklin College, [114]
G Garfield, James A., [124] Garrett, Frank, [151] Garrison, J. H., [126], [127], [129], [135], [137], [139], [155] Gaston, Joseph, [86] “General Conference” at Windham, Conn., [46]-47 Georgetown, Ky., [106] Georgia, Stone visits, [48] Glas, John, [12], [20]-21, [22], [61], [67], [84] Glasgow, University of, [10], [60], [67] Gospel Advocate, [124] Gospel Preacher, The, [114] Graham, Robert, [124] Great Awakening, [35], [49] Great Western Revival, [50]ff. Greensboro, N. C., [47], [48] Growth of Disciples: See [Statistics] Guirey, William, [54]
H Haden, Joel, [101] Haggard, Rice, [43], [56] Haldane, J. A., and Robert, [12], [24]ff., [61], [84]; influence on A. Campbell, [67]-68 Haldanean churches, [25], [26], [83]-84, [112] Haley, J. J., [124], [137] Hanover, N. H., [45] Harper, W. R., [134] Harrodsburg, Ky., [106] Hartford (Seminary), [132] Harvard University, [132] Hayden, A. S., [86] Hayden, William, [86], [87] Henry, John, [86] Herald of Gospel Liberty, [46], [56], [59] [Higher criticism], [133]-35, [136], [144] Hill, Rowland, [61] Hiram College, [114] Hiram, Ohio, church at, [81] Hodge, William, [48] Hofmann, Melchior, [18] Holley, Horace, [93] “Holy kiss,” [26] Holy Spirit, Stone’s view, [93] Home Missions Council, [140] Hopkins, Robert M., [154] Hopson, W. H., [124] Hull, Hope, [48], [49]
I Illinois: beginnings in, [101]; “Christians” in, [58] [Immersion], [22], [57], [68], [95]-96, [119], [133], [135], [151]; adopted by Brush Run Church, [74]-75 Independent agencies, [146] Independent Monthly, [136] India, missions in, [128], [129]; attempted by Haldanes, [24] Indiana: beginnings in, [100]-101; “Christian” churches in, [98]; Disciple churches in, [112]; first state convention in, [101]; sends messengers to first convention, [109] Indianapolis, church organized in, [101] Inman, Samuel Guy, [153] [Instrumental music], [47], [119], [121]-122, [124], [132] Interchurch World Movement, [153] International Council of Religious Education, [154] International Sunday School Association, [154] Iowa: “Christians” spread into, [58]; “Christian” churches in, [98]
J Jacksonville, Ill., Stone at, [101] Jamaica, missions to, [111], [128] Jerusalem Conference, [153] Jerusalem mission, [110]-11 Johnson, B. W., [126] Jones, Abner, [45]-46 passim Jones, Edgar DeWitt, [153]
K Kentucky: “Christian” churches in, [47]-49, [82], [92]-99; Baptists in, [81]ff.; A. Campbell’s first visit to, [79]; Disciple churches in, [112]; in 1800, [30] Kentucky Female Orphan School, [114] Kentucky University, [106] “Kissing Baptists,” [83]-84 Knoxville, Tenn., Stone at, [50]
L Lard, Moses E., [115], [118], [121], [124] “Last Will and Testament of the Springfield Presbytery,” [55] Lausanne Conference, [153] Lexington, Ky., [50], [51], [53], [105], [106]; in 1800, [30]; meeting between “Christians” and Disciples, [98]-99 Liberia, missions to, [111], [128] Liberty of opinion, [16]-17 “Life and Work,” [153] Locke, John, [16], [23], [61]-62, [84] “Log College,” [33]-34, [49] Logan County, Ky., [51] Long, R. A., [145] Lord, J. A., [139] Louisiana Territory in 1800, [31] Louisville, Ky., [83] “Louisville Plan,” [123], [128] Loyalty resolution, [118] Luther, Lutheranism, [18], [19] Lunenburg letter, [104], [135] Lyndon, Vt., [45]
M Maccalla, W. L., [78]-79, [82] Madison, James, [89] Madras Conference, [154] Mahoning Association, [78], [83], [86], [141]; appoints Scott as evangelist, [85]; dissolution of, [87]f., [90]; emphasizes restoration, [81]; separates from Baptists, [86], [87] Marshall, John, [89] Marshall, Robert, [54], [57] Mathes, James M., [113] Matthews, Mansil W., [102] Matthews, R. T., [137] McBride, Thomas, [101] McGarvey, J. W., [117], [121], [124], [133]-34, [135], [137] McGee, John, and William, [51] McGready, James, [47]-48, [49], [51] McKinney, Collin, [101]-2 McLean, A., [129] McLean, Archibald, [22] McNemar, Richard, [52], [53], [56], [65] Medbury resolution, [151] Meldenius, Rupertius, [17] Memoirs of Alexander Campbell, [63] Men and Millions Movement, [145] Methodists, [30], [35], [41]-44, [49], [53] Michigan, University of, [128], [131] Midway, Ky., [121] Ministerial Relief, Board of, [129] [Ministry]: and laity, [21]; T. Campbell on, [65]; “Christians’” view, [96]-97; Christian Baptist attacks status of, [80]; Disciples’ view, [97]; education of, [116], [130], [131]-32; no “call” to, [88]; schools for, [147] Mississippi, “Christian” churches in, [98] Missouri, [126]; beginnings in, [101]; “Christians” in, [58], [98] Millennial Harbinger, [91], [99], [102], [107], [115], [116], [119], [121], [123]; compared with Christian Messenger, [94]-98; quotation from, [104]-5 Missionary societies: controversies over, [122]-23; unification of, [145]-46 Missionary society: formed, [110]; opposition to, [110], [113] Missionary Tidings, [128] Missions: A. Campbell on, [108]-9; controversy over, [122]-23, [132]; development of foreign, [128]-29; Franklin on, [122], [123]; in China, [150], [151]; in England, [128], [136]; in Jamaica, [111]; in Jerusalem, [110]-11; in Liberia, [111], [128]; rise of interest in, [128]f. Money making, [114] Monroe, James, [89] Moore, W. T., [136] Mormon Church, [78]-79 Morrison, Charles Clayton, [127], [138], [149] Morro, W. C., [134] “Mutual edification,” [21], [120] Muckley, George W., [129] Munnell, Thomas, [137]
N Names of movement, [11]-12, [95] Nashville, Tenn., [51]; Stone at, [50] National Benevolent Association, [129] National Convention, first, [109]-10 “National Covenant,” [20] Native American party, [105] Nestorians, [18] New Albany, Ind., [106] New Christian Quarterly, [137] New England: “Christian” churches in, [44]-47, [99]; general conference in, [59]; motives in settlement of, [31], [32]ff.; Sandemanian churches in, [22]; Haldanean churches in, [84] New Light Presbyterians, [47], [48], [49], [51], [55], [56], [60] New Lisbon, Ohio, 1831 meeting at, [100] New Testament Tract Society, [151] New York: episcopacy in, [32]; Haldanean churches in, [84]; in 1800, [29]; “primitive” church in, [25] Non-Sectarian Church, [137] North American Christian Convention, [146], [152] North Carolina: “Christian” churches in, [41]-44; episcopacy in, [32] North District Association, [82]-83 Northwest Territory, [29]-30 Northwestern Christian University, [114], [116]
O Ohio: admitted, [30]; “Christian” churches in, [98] O’Kane, John, [101] O’Kelly, James, [42], [43], [48], [65] O’Kelly secession, [43] Oklahoma, [126] Old Faith Restated, The, [137] Old Light Presbyterians, [60] “One-man system,” [119], [120] [Open membership], [135]ff., [138], [150], [151]-52 Opinion, political and social questions as matter of, [117] Ordinance of 1787, [29] Oregon Territory, beginnings in, [102] Organ controversy: See [Instrumental music] Organization: for cooperation, [100]; lack of, an asset in Civil War period, [117]f.; of early movement, [11]; of “Christians,” [57]f.; on national scale, [108]; opposition to, [110]; periodicals as substitute for, [113] Original sin, [22] Oskaloosa College, [115] Otten, B. J., [18] Our Plea for Union in the Present Crisis, [138] Owen, Robert, [89], [103] Oxford Conference, [153], [154]
P “Pacifist manifesto” of 1861, [117] Pattillo, Henry, [49] Pearre, Mrs. C. N., [128] Pendleton, W. K., [116] Pension Fund, [129] [Periodicals]: as substitute for organization, [113]; of Disciples, [91]; in 1849-74, [113]-14. See also [Christian Baptist], [Christian-Evangelist], etc. Persecution, reasons for, [37] Philadelphia: in 1800, [29]; Presbyterians in, [33] Philadelphia Confession, [35], [81], [83], [88] Phillips brothers, [124] Phillips University, [147] Philputt, J. M., [138] Piermont, N. H., “Christian” church at, [45] Pinkerton, L. L., [136] Pittsburgh, [10], [12], [78]; T. Campbell preaches at, [62]; Centennial Convention at, [140]; in 1800, [30]; Scott at, [83]; Synod of, [73], [74] “Plan of Salvation,” [113] Plan of Union, [33] “Plurality of elders,” [21] “Popular churches,” [35] Portsmouth, N. H., “Christian” church at, [46] Powell, E. L., [139] Presbyterians, [19]; and revivalism, [52]-53; anti-Calvinism among, [54]f.; in early America, [33]-34; in Kentucky, [30]; in Virginia, [32] Presbytery of Chartiers, [62], [63], [65] Princeton, [34], [47], [50], [132] Protestant reformers, [14]-15, [18]f. Protestantism, types of, [15] Publication society founded, [145] Purcell, Archbishop, [105] Puritans: and religious liberty, [38]; in New England, Virginia, [32]
Q Quakers and religious liberty, [37]f.
R Randolph, John, [89] Redstone Association, [75], [76], [81] Reformer, [113] “Reforming Baptists,” [80]-83 passim, [90], [95] Religious experience, [23] [Religious liberty], [37]-39 passim; in America, [28]; in Rhode Island, [32], [34]. See also [Church and state]; [Unity of Christians] Religious unity: See [Unity of Christians] Republican Methodists, [43]-44 Restoration Herald, [151] Restoration of primitive Christianity: and division, [24]-27; Christian Baptist emphasizes, [80]; history of idea, [14], [17]-20; in 18th century, [12], [20]ff., [27], [67]; in 16th, 17th, centuries, [27]; modern view, [148], [152]; need of reconsidering, [155]-56 “Reverend,” [47], [55], [119], [120] [Revivalism], [51], [52], [53], [82] Rhode Island, religious liberty in, [32], [34] Rice, N. L., [106] Rich Hill, [60], [61], [66] Richardson, Robert, [63], [67] Rigdon, Sidney, [78]-79 Rogers, John, [99] Roman Catholicism, [14]f., [18], [37]; A. Campbell’s debate on, [105] Ross, Roy G., [154] Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, [19] Russian Church, [18]
S St. Louis, [101], [126], [129], [136] Salem, Mass., “Christian” churches at, [46] Salvation, steps in, [84]-85 Sandeman, Robert, [12], [21]-23, [61], [84]; influence on A. Campbell, [67], [68] Sandemanian churches, [21]-23, [25], [26], [112]; Disciples as “off-shoot” of, [23] Sanford, E. B., [139] Scotch-Irish: Immigration of, [34]; in Virginia, [32] Scott, Walter, [10]-13 passim, [75], [83]-87, [95], [99], [106], [139], [141]; joins Haldanean church, [84]; meets A. Campbell, [84]; and Christian Baptist, [84]; evangelism of, [85]ff.; on salvation, [84]-85, [100] Scroll, [149] Seceder Presbyterians, [34], [55]; A. Campbell breaks with, [68]; T. Campbell breaks with, [63]ff.; divisions among, [60]-61; origin of, [60] Sects: imported, [36]; in early America, [28], [31]-36 Semple, Robert, [81] “Sermon on the Law,” [76]f., [78] Shackleford, John, [136], [137] Shakers, [52], [56] Slavery, [36], [116]-18; A. Campbell on, [88]-89, [116]-17; Franklin on, [114] Smith, Elias, [44]-46 passim, [56] Smith, “Raccoon” John, [82]-83, [99]; evangelism of, [97]-98 South Carolina, episcopacy in, [32] Springer, John, [48], [49] Springfield Presbytery, [41], [54]-56; dissolution of, [55] [Statistics]: for “Christians,” [59]; for early movement, [11]; for 1849-74, [112]-13; for 1874-1909, [126]; for 1909-45, [142]; table for 1900-44, [143] Steubenville, Ohio, conference on cooperation, [108] Stillingfleet, Edward, [16] Stockholm Conference, [153] Stone, Barton W., [10]-14 passim, [41], [47]-50, [51]-53 passim, [54], [56]-59 passim, [65], [99]; leadership of “Christians,” [58], [92]f.; meets A. Campbell, founds Christian Messenger, [92]; at Jacksonville, Ill., [101]; evangelism of, [97]-98; not a Unitarian, [94]; on baptism, [57]; on doctrine, [93]f.; on Trinity, [48], [50], [93]; on unity, [93]; his views vs. Campbell’s, [94]-98 Succoth Academy, [48] Sunday School Council, [154] Sunday school work, [36] “Sweeney resolution,” [151] Synod of Kentucky, [53], [54], [55] Synod of North America, Associate, [62]f. Synod of Pittsburgh, [73], [74] “Synopsis,” Errett’s, [120]
T Temperance societies, [36] Tennent, William, [33], [49] Tennessee, “Christians” in, [58] Texas, beginnings in, [101]-2 Texas Christian University, [147] Theological school, controversy on, [116]. See [Ministry] Thompson, John, [53], [57] Thompson, Thomas, [102] “Thompsonian” system of medicine, [45] Toleration granted to churches, [17]. See [Religious liberty] Transylvania Presbytery, [50] Transylvania University, [93], [106], [147], [151] Trinity, Stone on, [48], [50], [93] Trollope, Mrs., [103] Tyler, B. B., [138], [154]
U Union of “Christians” and Disciples, [10]-11, [92], [98]ff. Union Theological Seminary, [132] Unitarianism, [33]; Stone charged with, [94] United Christian Missionary Society, [146], [151]-52 United States conferences, [47], [59] [Unity of Christians]: as political necessity, [15]f., [37]ff.; Association for the Promotion of Christian Unity, [150]; A. Campbell on, [80], [94]; T. Campbell and, [61], [84]; Declaration and Address, [69]-72; different views of, [148], [152], [155]-56; Haldaneans, Sandemanians on, [26]; history of idea, [14]-17; in relation to baptism, [135]-39; new problem in America, [39]; Stone on, [93], [94] University Church of Disciples of Christ, Chicago, [138]
V Vanderbilt University, [132] View of the Social Worship and Ordinances of the First Christians, A, [25] Virginia: Bill of Rights, [38]; “Christians” in, [41]-44; Constitutional Convention, [88]-89; motives in settlement of, [31]-32; University of, [128], [131]
W Wabash, Ind., conference of “Christians,” [59] Walker, John, of Dublin, [61] Walker, John, of Ohio, [77]-78 Walnut Grove Academy, [115] Ware, C. C., [48] Washington, D. C., [29]; Haldanean churches in, [84] Washington, Ga., [48] Washington, George, [29] Wayne, Anthony, [30] “We can never divide,” [118] Weekly communion, [21], [24], [88], [98]; A. Campbell on, [67]; at Brush Run Church, [74] Wellsburg, [81], [85] Wesley, John, [19], [35], [41]-42 passim West London Tabernacle, [136] Western Reserve Eclectic Institute, [114] Westminster Confession, [35], [50], [54], [55], [63] Wharton, G. L., [129] Wheeling, W. Va., meeting at, [100] “Where the Scriptures speak...,” [66], [71] Whitefield, George, [49] Whitsitt, W. H., [23] Wilkes, L. B., [124] Willett, Herbert L., [127], [134], [135], [138], [153] Williams, Roger, [32] Windham, Conn., “Christian” church at, [47] World Conferences on Foreign Missions, [153] World Council of Churches, [154]