Images of BaptismLiturgyTrainingPublications, 2001 - 152 páginas "Ever since the widespread and ecumenical renewal of Christian initiation was begun by the publication of the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults both Catholic and Protestant ministers and scholars of initiation have, for good theological reasons, focused on the connection between Easter, especially the Easter Vigil, and Christian initiation. But even if Easter is the center, the baptismal tradition of the church is much richer than this. In this book, Maxwell Johnson offers catechists, pariosh liturgists, pastors, religious educators and all who are involved in the church's baptismal ministries a study of some of the key baptismal images and metaphors that scripture and the church's great liturgical traditions hand on to us.....(from back cover.) |
Contenido
BAPTISM AS PARTICIPATION IN THE DEATH | 1 |
BAPTISM AS NEW BIRTH AND ADOPTION | 33 |
BAPTISM AS THE SACRAMENT AND SEAL | 78 |
BAPTISM AS INCORPORATION INTO | 105 |
CONCLUSION | 137 |
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