"A Catechism of the Sacrament of Baptism" is a detailed exploration of baptismal theology and practice, compiled from the official formularies and authorized publications of the United Church of England and Ireland. Originally published in 1849, this catechism serves as an instructive guide to understanding the sacrament's significance within the Anglican tradition. It presents a structured question-and-answer format designed to educate both the young and those new to the faith, covering essential doctrines and the responsibilities associated with baptism.

This historical text offers valuable insights into the theological perspectives and educational methods of the 19th-century Anglican Church. It remains relevant for those interested in the history of Christian education, sacramental theology, and the doctrinal foundations of the Anglican Communion.

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