John Gale Books
John Gale was an influential journalist and visionary who played a pivotal role in the establishment of Australia's capital city. He began his career as a Methodist missionary before immersing himself in the world of journalism. Gale was dedicated to promoting the idea of a new federal capital, actively advocating for its location in Canberra. His persistence and foresight were ultimately rewarded as he lived to see Canberra's inauguration, earning him recognition as the 'Father of Canberra'.
The History of Infant-Baptism. Together With Mr. [J.] Gale's Reflections, and Dr. Wall's Defence
- 730 pages
- 26 hours of reading
Join William Wall on a journey through the history of infant baptism, from its early beginnings in the early Christian Church to the controversies that still surround it today. With insightful commentary from Mr. Gale and Dr. Wall, this history provides a valuable resource for scholars and theologians alike.
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The History of Infant-baptism, Together With Mr. Gale's Reflections and Dr. Wall's Defence; Volume 2
- 780 pages
- 28 hours of reading
Henry Ed Cotton, William Or Or Wall, and John Gale offer a comprehensive look at the history of infant baptism in this fascinating book. Through a combination of historical analysis and theological reflection, this book sheds light on one of the most debated topics in Christian history.