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baptismal regeneration

noun

Theology.
  1. the doctrine that regeneration and sanctification are received in and through baptism.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of baptismal regeneration1

First recorded in 1645–55
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There was no official priesthood, only overseers—“episkopoiâ€â€”for social purposes, who made no claims to apostolic succession; no formulated set of doctrines; no Apostles’ Creed; no dogmas of baptismal regeneration or of the real presence; no worship or apotheosis of Mary as the Mother of God; no worship of saints or relics.

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Add to this, negligence caused by the formal disbelief of baptismal regeneration in a large number of Protestant ministers.

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This led the clergy to look out for another basis, which they found in the reassertion of High Church and sacerdotal doctrines, such as apostolical succession, eucharistical real presence, and baptismal regeneration.

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For he said the Committee have no Authority to determine Points of Doctrine, and whether Baptismal Regeneration were true or false, but only whether the Clergy were bound to hold it, or free to deny it, by the Thirty-nine Articles.

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To the Judicial Committee of Privy Council to hear Judgment delivered in the great Gorham Case, the Reverend Mr. Gorham against the Bishop of Exeter for refusing to institute him to the Living of Bramford Speke, which the Bishop refuse because Mr. Gorham deny Baptismal Regeneration.

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