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In this bonus episode, we respond to a well-intentioned young man who tries to reconcile the practice of baptism in the book of Acts with Matthew 28:19. He posits, "do both." This response, I posit, represents a "theological anxiety," that seeks to be inclusive and avoid theolgical tension or debate. What does scripture say? Let's take a look.
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