Ask Mr. Religion
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Came across my desk this afternoon:
"(1) What is baptism? Both Donatists and Anabaptists argued that they were not “rebaptizing” at all, since what was rejected was not really baptism in the first place.
(2) What is the relationship of internal religious experience to the sacrament of baptism? Is baptism a sign of an individual’s faith?
(3) What external form must the sacrament of baptism take?
(4) What constitutes a “true church,” and what doctrines must a church affirm for its baptism to be valid?"
See the full treatment here:
William B. Evans
Rebaptism: Turning a Pastoral Dilemma into a Teaching Opportunity | TheEcclesialCalvinist
"(1) What is baptism? Both Donatists and Anabaptists argued that they were not “rebaptizing” at all, since what was rejected was not really baptism in the first place.
(2) What is the relationship of internal religious experience to the sacrament of baptism? Is baptism a sign of an individual’s faith?
(3) What external form must the sacrament of baptism take?
(4) What constitutes a “true church,” and what doctrines must a church affirm for its baptism to be valid?"
See the full treatment here:
William B. Evans
Rebaptism: Turning a Pastoral Dilemma into a Teaching Opportunity | TheEcclesialCalvinist