John Leadley Dagg was perhaps the leading theologian among Baptists in the south during the second half of the nineteenth century >>> And that so, even though he was far from the leading intellect among southern theologians. James Boyce, for example, could be considered, compared to Dagg, the brighter star among Baptists in the south. Boyce's Abstract of Systematic Theology, available in print and online, engaged both sophisticated theological questions as well as the theologians themselves. Dagg, by contrast, quoted few, if any, theologians of repute; he simply rehearsed Scripture... Read more →