The Reformed Pastor

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The Reformed Pastor is a classic 17th-century Puritan manual on pastoral ministry and spiritual oversight written by English theologian Richard Baxter.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian literature
Puritan work
book
author Richard Baxter
basedOn Baxter's pastoral work in Kidderminster
callToAction reform of pastoral practice
self-examination of ministers
countryOfOrigin England
emphasis accountability of pastors
care of souls
catechizing and instruction
church discipline
faithful preaching
pastoral visitation
personal holiness of ministers
genre Christian non-fiction
pastoral manual
theological treatise
hasEdition modern English abridged editions
unabridged scholarly editions
influenced Evangelical pastoral practice
Reformed pastoral theology
modern pastoral ministry literature
influencedBy English Puritanism
Reformed theology
isConsidered classic of Puritan literature
classic of pastoral theology
language English
mainSubject church leadership
pastoral ministry
pastoral theology
spiritual oversight
notableFor call to reform the clergy
detailed model of pastoral oversight
practical application of Puritan piety
originalPublicationDate 1656
placeOfPublication London
publicationCentury 17th century
religiousTradition Protestantism
Puritanism
targetAudience church leaders
pastors
theological students
theologicalPerspective Calvinist
Reformed
timePeriodDescribed 17th-century English church

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Richard Baxter
notableWork
A Christian Directory
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