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The Rediscovery of the Meaning of Baptism-Its Contribution to a Public Theology
[Article]
Martien Brinkman
Leiden
Brill
In this contribution, I emphasize the potential public-and here that means 'societal'-impact of one of the main sacraments of the church; namely, the sacrament of baptism. I shall focus especially on the ethical implications of the sacrament of baptism as a sacrament that marks the transition to a new way of life. The thesis to be elaborated is that the sacrament of baptism, including its doctrine of original sin and its expectation of the kingdom of God, comprises the indispensable framework of a sound public theology understood as a theology of societal renewal. In this contribution, I emphasize the potential public-and here that means 'societal'-impact of one of the main sacraments of the church; namely, the sacrament of baptism. I shall focus especially on the ethical implications of the sacrament of baptism as a sacrament that marks the transition to a new way of life. The thesis to be elaborated is that the sacrament of baptism, including its doctrine of original sin and its expectation of the kingdom of God, comprises the indispensable framework of a sound public theology understood as a theology of societal renewal.
2008
266-274
Journal of Reformed Theology
2/3
1569-7312
AND RENEWAL
BAPTISM
KINGDOM OF GOD
ORIGINAL SIN
PUBLIC THEOLOGY
Martien Brinkman
10.1163/156973108X333759
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