baptismal regeneration meaning

• noun
    The doctrine of the remission of sin original and actual, and of the new birth into the life of sanctifying grace, in and through the sacrament of baptism

• The Platform specifically sought to eliminate references to baptismal regeneration and the real presence.
• This particular question was fiercely debated in the 19th century arguments over Baptismal Regeneration.
• On 5 June 1862, Spurgeon challenged the Church of England when he preached against baptismal regeneration.
• References to baptismal regeneration were modified in accordance with evangelical views, as were the services of Ordination and Marriage.
• Evangelical insistence on the necessity of conversion provoked controversy within the Church of England over the doctrine of baptismal regeneration.
• Cheney's opposition to the baptismal regeneration of infants resulted in ecclesiastical censure by Bishop Henry J . Whitehouse of Chicago.
• He focused primarily on calling people to repentance, baptismal regeneration and an uncompromising pursuit of Jesus Christ and obedience to His word.
• However, when examined by the bishop of Exeter, Henry Phillpotts, he was declared to hold Calvinist views on baptismal regeneration.
• Lutheranism affirms baptismal regeneration, believing that baptism is a means of grace, instead of human works, through which God creates and strengthens faith.
• Because of the belief that baptism is a necessary part of salvation, some Baptists hold that the Churches of Christ endorse the doctrine of baptismal regeneration.

• "baptismal regeneration" meaning in Chinese: 洗礼的重生