Michael Spencer [Internet Monk] has begun a series about the Baptist tradition with one about the Baptist view of Communion. This first post will introduce the Baptist view of the Lord’s Supper. Today, many younger Baptists are identifying with a more reformed theology, and many are moving toward other views of the Lord’s Supper. It will be important to understand the Baptist views, and its strengths and weaknesses, as this kind of interaction/evolution occurs among Baptist evangelicals.
He includes links to many sources of information including the Wikipedia entry about "Believer's Baptism and Lord's Supper," a site that has links to various Baptist creeds and statements of doctrine [including the Seventh Day Baptist statement], and the views of various Baptists, including Spurgeon, a Baptist catechism, and much more.
The comments, by people from various traditions, are also interesting.
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