Between baptism and communion: a pastoral soteriology

John Stanley

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Between baptism and communion: a pastoral soteriology

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John Stanley. Between Baptism and Communion: a Pastoral Soteriology. University of the South School of Theology. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/12db67b4-c4c0-4941-8a6a-a5f8ba571044?locale=es.

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J. Stanley. Between baptism and communion: a pastoral soteriology. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/12db67b4-c4c0-4941-8a6a-a5f8ba571044?locale=es

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John Stanley

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At its center, biblical faith claims that God saves. This essay sets the parameters of a Christian understanding of salvation within the framework of the church's message and liturgy. The message of salvation begins with a word about death and ends in a word about life. This message is dramatically demonstrated in the sacraments of baptism and communion; baptism as initiatory and communion as culmination. The result of a fuller understanding of salvation is solid grounding for the church's renewal. A rich soteriology both focuses the church on God's specific saving actions, and offers a clear invitation of inclusion into God's saving reign.

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