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E. H. (Edward Hatch) Hoare

1790–1873

A 19th-century Anglican writer with a strong interest in doctrine, he wrote clear, argument-driven religious works on subjects like baptism and justification. His books reflect the tone of evangelical church debate in Victorian Britain.

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Baptism According to Scripture

Baptism According to Scripture

by E. H. (Edward Hatch) Hoare

About the author

Little biographical information is easy to confirm about this author, but catalog and public-domain sources identify him as E. H. (Edward Hatch) Hoare (1790–1873), a nineteenth-century religious writer.

The works that can be readily verified point to an Anglican and strongly theological career. Among the titles associated with him are Baptism According to Scripture, The Scripture Ground of Justification, A Letter to the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Salisbury, and Remarks on Some Parts of a Work by the Rev. I. G. Smith. Together, they suggest a writer deeply engaged with Scripture, doctrine, and the church controversies of his time.

For modern listeners, Hoare is best approached as a thoughtful Victorian Christian controversialist: earnest, direct, and focused on explaining and defending his reading of biblical teaching rather than writing for literary display.