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20. Kahle, p. 81f. 21. Chief among them were N. A. Levindanto, I. I. Motorin, K. V. Somov, M. Konopley, and S. P. Fadiukhin. 92. Chalandeau, p. 60f. 23. The publication was actually done by a German mission using a Moscow Soviet Evangelical Theology 357 copy which h: : aS . pace ich had been printed by spirit duplicator. Hereafter referred to as Dog- = BY, 6/66, p. 50. . . Dogmatika, p. 161f. i i rivionansecce P ae ee p. 167. Essentially the same argument in I. 26. “The Church Is Alive in Russia,” Europe Pulse, March 1, 1976 p. 6. The 10n S a andeau disser tatio use. similar imprecise suspicions to accuse Alexei Bychkov 27. Dogmatika, p. 130f. 28. Ibid., p. 1304. 29. Ibid. p. 147. Ss St Steeves, pp. 383-4. . BY, 8-4/55, pp. 10-24. Cf i : i spate Bets Aes 4, Cf. 1/56, pp. 50-52. Levindanto’s article had first . A. I. Mitskevich read j j j (BV, 5/10 on. SOT 5 oa : net paper on the subject at the 1969 congress oe ae 6/66, p. 67. . BY, 1/75, p. 48. ' Pee, / p. 48. Between 1974 and 1979 a further 4,790 persons were ex- 35. EBPS, June 24, 1976. ; at peaks, p. 260. . Patterson, Baptist S: ioni: i ; Pak eae leg oe p. 29. I am indebted to Prof. Keith . Dogmatika, p. 186. Cf. p. 266. a thi. Ck pp. 267-268. ‘ . See, for example, an open unsigned letter to G. K. Kriuchk Saeraeeee ae hea Vnion of CCECB Churches inogua’s eae ing to Gerhard Hamm (June 1976) (Keston College Files) denounced these critics, describi aon Pee Comal fa tinee i comebing the letters as the work of the KGB and the 4. Dograatta, pp. 218-219. . BV, 6/75, p. 49. I have in mind Ernst Troeltsch’s ch WHE No ieee roeltsch’s church-sect typology. ae ae aks lops is thesis at length, pp. 14-41. In 1978 Klimenko and 7 1 Peter 4:12-19, . Dogmatika, pp. 276-277 45. Ibid, nes 46. AS, 770, p, 28 ; omitet i ; heer g 2 itet statement of August 1963, reprinted by Khristianin in Vestnik 48. BV, 2/75, p. 52é. 49. Umsiedler Interview data. 50. P. 221. 51 BV, 1/75, pp. 26-27. . See above, Chapter 8, pp. 233-2 58, AS, 622, p94 = . BV, 2/70, p. 65; 1/75, p. 52. Cf. 5/71 , p. 65; 1/75, p. 52. Cf. 5/71, pp. 70-71; 6/75, p. 62; oe 55. BV, 4/78, pp. 44 and 47. Cf. G2WID, April 30 ‘Oe 3 ie < re orn, 29 September 1979. (Author’s notes. ) Sa eaack 56. Steeves, p, 309. , 57. Ibid., pp. 332-333. 58. The Meek and the Mighty, pp. 204-205. 358 Soviet Evangelicals Since World War Il rt aren 128-34, “When the last cup of blood has been shed, they i Day of Victory” (p. 183). ae, ae : teh study nat chiliasm by A. T. Mostulenke, Jeane i deiatel’nost khristianskikh sekt (Novosibirsk, Nauka, 1978), pp. 5-7, i 62. Brandenburg, pp. 176-177. 64 tt Eeclogical system of the Russian Baptists was that . ie Rete Protestants in the West. There was nothing soieeaarek aa iy et as Baptist movement is seen as a western [ H Gone _ 4