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About the book >.>.> The essays in this book explore varieties of baptismal practice today address the continuing problem of ‘re-baptism’ offer fresh perspectives on the relation between baptism and Christian ethics and call the churches to draw the full implications for Christian unity of their ‘mutual recognition of baptism’. Baptism the birthright common to all Christians is a cornerstone of the ecumenical movement. Continuing the dialogue among liturgists theologians church musicians and pastors begun in So We Believe So We Pray (WCC 1995) this book focuses on baptism in relation the unity of the church. Exploring patterns of baptismal practice today it includes striking examples of inculturation from around the world. It also insists on the link between liturgy and life. With contributions from Gordon Lathrop Anscar Chupungco OSB and Janet Crawford this book is an important resource for everyone concerned with baptism worship the life of the church and the ecumenical movement today. The essays in this book explore varieties of baptismal practice today address the continuing problem of ‘re-baptism’ offer fresh perspectives on the relation between baptism and Christian ethics and call the churches to draw the full implications for Christian unity of their ‘mutual recognition of baptism’. Baptism the birthright common to all Christians is a cornerstone of the ecumenical movement. Continuing the dialogue among liturgists theologians church musicians and pastors begun in So We Believe So We Pray (WCC 1995) this book focuses on baptism in relation the unity of the church. Exploring patterns of baptismal practice today it includes striking examples of inculturation from around the world. It also insists on the link between liturgy and life. With contributions from Gordon Lathrop Anscar Chupungco OSB and Janet Crawford this book is an important resource for everyone concerned with baptism worship the life of the church and the ecumenical movement today. (LL)