A Hand-Book on Christian Baptism (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Ingham, R.

 
9781334326066: A Hand-Book on Christian Baptism (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Understanding baptism: a traditional practice explored with clear, careful argument. This handbook examines how baptism has been understood and practiced across history, focusing on the method many churches use and the scholarly debate around immersion, sprinkling, and pouring.

This edition presents a sustained, evidence-based discussion of biblical language, historical practice, and theological implications. It aims to help pastors, students, and curious readers weigh different approaches while staying faithful to Christian teaching.


  • Clarifies terms and Greek phrasing used for baptism and how they’ve been translated.

  • Traces how baptism has been connected to belief, repentance, and church life.

  • Reviews ancient baptisteries, early church practices, and contemporary viewpoints.

  • Offers a principled examination of methods without dismissing conscientious belief.



Ideal for readers of Christian history, church practice, and theological discussion who want a careful, non-sensational treatment of baptismal questions.

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