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Baptism: Answers to Common Questions | Guy M. Richard
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"Jesus commands the disciples in Matthew 28 to "make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit." Baptism is an important part of life in the Christian church, but it is also mysterious and the cause of much disagreement. In Baptism: Answers to Common Questions, Guy M. Richard tackles the key questions that people have about baptism, unfolding all that the Bible has to say about what it means, how and to whom it is to be administered, and how God blesses His people through this sacrament"--
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“As evangelical Christians we tend to think that simpler is better, and we lose patience with long and complex argumentation. We are suspicious about any doctrine that requires complicated argument to support it. Surely, we think, that God does not intend for us to go to great lengths and to unravel great complexities in formulating or defending our doctrine, does He?” - Guy M. Richard, Baptism: Answers To Common Questions

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