The Doctrine of Baptism

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The Doctrine of Baptism is a theological work by Christian philosopher and apologist William Lane Craig that examines the meaning, purpose, and biblical basis of the Christian practice of baptism.

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instanceOf Christian theology book
theological work
aimsTo clarify Christian teaching on baptism
defend a biblical view of baptism
analyzes New Testament teaching on baptism
theological significance of baptism
author William Lane Craig NERFINISHED
discusses biblical passages on baptism
church practice of baptism
relationship between faith and baptism
relationship between salvation and baptism
role of baptism in Christian life
symbolism of baptism
examines biblical interpretation of baptism
doctrine of baptism
historical Christian views of baptism
field Christian apologetics
systematic theology
focusesOn biblical basis of baptism
meaning of baptism
purpose of baptism
genre non-fiction
hasAuthorOccupation Christian apologist
Christian philosopher
intendedAudience Christian apologists
Christians NERFINISHED
theology students
language English
mainSubject Christian practice
Christian sacrament
baptism
religiousTradition Christianity
theologicalPerspective Protestant NERFINISHED
evangelical Christian

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