de Infantatione Per Concordiam Lactis Et Mellis Baptismali...
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"De Infantatione Per Concordiam Lactis Et Mellis Baptismali" explores the historical and theological implications of infant baptism. Authored by Christoph Heinrich Zeibich and Hermann Christoph Berlage, this work delves into the rites, meanings, and controversies surrounding the baptism of infants within Christianity. Examining its evolution and theological justifications, the book offers readers insight into a practice that has been a cornerstone of Christian tradition for centuries.
Its enduring relevance lies in its detailed exploration of religious doctrine and historical context, making it a valuable resource for theologians, historians, and anyone interested in the development of Christian practices. The authors provide a comprehensive analysis, ensuring this work remains significant for understanding the complexities of religious tradition.
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