Baptism in the Reformed Tradition: An Historical and Practical Theology (Columbia Series in Reformed Theology) by Riggs, John W - 2010-06-14

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Columbia Series in Reformed TheologyThis premier work considers the development of the doctrine of baptism in the Reformed Tradition. In Light of this historical study, Riggs offers an analysis and critique of the baptismal rite found in the [Presbyterian] Book of Common Worship. Here he considers the structure of the rite, its liturgical material, and offers an historical perspective on the rite in relation to earlier Reformed understandings. Riggs also provides practical suggestions to pastors about ways in which the baptismal rite might more clearly reflect Calvin's views.—book jacket

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Westminster John Knox Press, 2010. Paperback. New. 200 pages. 8.82x5.91x0.63 inches.

Paperback / softback. New. This premier work considers the development of the doctrine of baptism in the Reformed tradition. John Riggs studies the major early Reformers, concentrating on Calvin's views, and then traces the development of the doctrine through the Reformed Confessions, Reformed Orthodoxy, and into Schleiermacher's thought. Twentieth-century debates are...