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Are Roman Catholics Our Brothers & Sisters in Christ? (DVD)

James White & Douglas Wilson (Debaters)

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Format: DVD/NTSC/Color/Stereo
Encoding: Region Free
Language: English
Studio: Alpha & Omega
Year: 2004
Time: 168 minutes

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Description: Does Trinitarian baptism join you to the New Covenant? Does it join you to Christ? Does it make you a brother or sister in Christ with everyone else who has likewise been baptized, even if you hold to a false gospel? Are Roman Catholics our brothers and sisters in Christ by baptism, regardless of the gospel they believe? Why did the early Reformers believe Roman baptism was valid? Why did the later framers of the Westminster Confession and Second London Baptist Confession refer to the Papacy as the seed of anti-Christ?

Join Reformed Baptist scholar Dr. James R. White and Doug Wilson of Christ Church Moscow, ID (one of the leading advocates of Federal Vision theology) in this very lively and informative debate as they discuss these and other related issues.

"This is truly one of the best debates we have ever seen! It is fast moving and extremely informative. Both participants did a masterful job of laying out their positions and responding to the others objections with grace and humility. You will watch it again and again."
--NiceneCouncil.com

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