Assertion: baptism's faith | /r/HasProperty | necessary
Facets:
value: besides a wish
type: OTHER
value: to appropriate all the benefits
type: PURPOSE
value: in both cases
type: TEMPORAL
value: for justification
type: PURPOSE
value: in order to enter
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: However, members of the Churches of Christ reject this, arguing that since faith and repentance are necessary, and that the cleansing of sins is by the blood of Christ through the grace of God, baptism is not an inherently redeeming ritual.:133:630–31
text: Regardless of one’s family ties, genuine faith in the life of an individual is required in order to enter into that covenant community.
text: Faith is the necessary condition for justification; in baptism, that faith is professed.
text: It is not a contradiction to say both faith and circumcision were necessary to remain within God’s covenant in the Old Testament, even though circumcision played no role in initial justification.
text: However, members of the Churches of Christ reject this, arguing that since faith and repentance are necessary, and that the cleansing of sins is by the blood of Christ through the grace of God, baptism is not an inherently redeeming ritual.
text: So both faith and works were necessary.
text: Therefore, as the young person is nurtured and matures so as to be able to respond to God's grace, conscious faith and intentional commitment are necessary.
text: However, members of the Churches of Christ reject this, arguing that since faith and repentance are necessary, and that the cleansing of sins is by the blood of Christ through the grace of God, baptism is not an inherently redeeming ritual.:p.133:p.630,631
text: Faith in the Lord was necessary in both cases to appropriate all the benefits that circumcision promises, but the administration of the sign and seal was not tied to the timing of their faith.
text: Besides a wish to be baptised, in order to obtain the grace of the Sacrament, faith is also necessary.
text: Similar to Roman Catholicism, Lutherans argue that baptism regenerates a person, yet they insist that faith is necessary for God to justify the person who is baptized.