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Tag Archives: baptism
Horton: People and Place–A Covenant Ecclesiology
Horton finishes his unique project by examining the role that “covenant” plays in ecclesial discussions, yet the book is not simply another exercise in “how covenant theology proves infant baptism.” It is much more nuanced and detailed. Horton has demonstrated … Continue reading
Ursinus on Baptism
Mark Horne typed all these out, so credit goes to him. In the horrors of the FV controversy, these were seen as a rebuttal from the FV side. But do they really attack Reformed Orthodoxy? Not at all. However, they … Continue reading
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Tagged baptism, heidelberg catechism, zachariah ursinus
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Augustine: Baptism and Forgiveness
These are some notes from Augustine’s treatise Baptism and the Forgiveness of Sins. Once you get passed the grim assertions that unbaptized babies aren’t saved (which guaranteed that the Catholic church would come up with theories of Limbo), there are some … Continue reading
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Tagged anthropology, augustine, baptism, concupiscence
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Patristic Age and Politics
From the O’Donovans’ From Irenaeus to Grotius. These are summary points of the introductions to each section. Outline on Irenaeus to Grotius Baptismal rules treated military as a problematic profession. There were Christians in the armed forces. The difficulty explained The … Continue reading
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Tagged baptism, christology, oliver o'donovan, outlines, theopolitics
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