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pedobaptism

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Pe`do`bap´tism
n.1.The baptism of infants or of small children.
pedobaptism, paedobaptism
the historic Christian practice of infant baptism. — pedobaptist, paedobaptist, n.
See also: Baptism
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His History of Anti-Pedobaptism: From the Rise of Pedobaptism to A.
Albert Henry Newman: with a bibliography of writings that encompasses ... by Jonas, Glenn / Baptist History and Heritage
69) While some have advocated acceptance of this approach, (70) the most surprising development is George Beasley-Murray's exploration of the "possibilities" of a rapprochement between believer's baptism and pedobaptism when the latter is seen as attesting "the commencement of the work of grace within the baptized with a view to its blossoming into fulness of life in Christ and in his Body the Church as the individual's life progressively opens to Christ.
Baptists and baptism--a British perspective (1) by Cross, Anthony R. / Baptist History and Heritage
 
 
 
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