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Infant Baptism and Korean Methodism

Theology and Praxis, 2017
No one is born as a Christian. One needs a mark to become part of a Christian community. The mark happens by sacraments that declare “what God is doing to bring us to faith.” Christian Baptism is a means to experience and understand the ways “God acts to initiate us into the community of the faithful.” There are variety of stages and sign-acts in ...
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Sin and Infant Baptism

Theology, 1960
Hugh Levinge, Arthur Watling
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Infant Baptism as a Family Rite of Passage

Pastoral Psychology, 1998
Anthropological definitions of “rites of passage” and family system theory are employed to make the case that infant baptism is itself a rite of passage, not merely for the infant being baptized and its parents, but for its whole extended family. The pregnancy, birth, and “fourth trimester” following birth are analyzed as the significant context for ...
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Infant Baptism and Church Membership: Issues and Ambiguity

Ecclesiology, 2021
Ryan L Faber
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Infant Baptism Comprehensive or Selective?

Theology, 1970
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Infant Baptism

The Expository Times, 1988
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ON INFANT BAPTISM

Dialog, 1969
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Infant Baptism and the Disposition to Saving Faith

Scottish Journal of Theology, 2022
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Marcel on Infant Baptism

The Expository Times, 1953
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Sin and Infant Baptism

Theology, 1959
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