Is Baptism primarily man’s work which He offers to God out of obedience to God’s command, something which man fulfills as a simple ordinance of God? Or is baptism God’s work in which God is the active agent, forgiving sins and bestowing new life upon the recipient of baptism? What difference does it make?
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Are Baptism and the Lord’s Supper necessary in order for one to be saved? What about the thief on the cross? ATP Book Series: https://tinyurl.com/7y98e69x
Is Justification the same as Salvation, or are they different states? How does baptism fit with justification and salvation? What is a “baptism of desire”
The Roman and Eastern Churches teach that the Rite of Confirmation is a sacrament. Why don’t Lutherans count Confirmation as a sacrament? Like, Share, &
Jesus says God doesn’t desire any of these little ones to perish. Does this mean all infants are saved apart from baptism? Remember to like
