Through it’s Sacrament of Baptism and environmental ethics, Christianity continuous to be a living religious tradition. While these two aspects of Christianity may seem distinct from one another, they are in fact interrelated, and together contribute to the ongoing relevance of Christianity in the modern world.
Baptism is the sacramental entry into the Christian life of faith and worship that is practiced by all denominations, with the exception of the Salvation Army and Quakers. It is a ritual of purification and consecration by water in which an individual is freed from their sin, allowing them to be reborn as a son or daughter of God. Catholic, Anglican and Orthodox churches consider baptism as a sacrament that is necessary for “personal
Baptism is the sacramental entry into the Christian life of faith and worship that is practiced by all denominations, with the exception of the Salvation Army and Quakers. It is a ritual of purification and consecration by water in which an individual is freed from their sin, allowing them to be reborn as a son or daughter of God. Catholic, Anglican and Orthodox churches consider baptism as a sacrament that is necessary for “personal