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Understanding the church as one body, not many sects, and how baptism and the Lord’s Supper fit in.
This address argues that the early church aimed for unity, not division, and calls Friends to examine how water baptism and the Lord’s Supper should be practiced today. It challenges the idea of separate sects and suggests a simple outward profession can honor the one faith.
The book frames a clear scope: tracing how the church began as a united fellowship, what unity means for believers, and how outward acts like baptism and communion express faith without creating division. It uses scriptural reflections and historical examples to guide readers toward a practical understanding of conscience, liberty, and worship within the Society of Friends.- Explains why unity matters more than creating new divisions within the church.
- Explores the role and meaning of water baptism as a public confession of faith.
- Discusses how the Lord’s Supper is understood and observed, with attention to its memorial meaning.
- Offers a framework for considering the mode of baptism and its seen purpose in worship.
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