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R. E. McAlister
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R. E. McAlister

American evangelist
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    R.E. McAlister, following the formula for baptism found in Acts of the Apostles rather than that in the Gospel According to Matthew, taught that water baptism in the early church was not done according to the familiar Trinitarian formula—i.e., in the name of the Father,…

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    R.E. McAlister, following the formula for baptism found in Acts of the Apostles rather than that in the Gospel According to Matthew, taught that water baptism in the early church was not done according to the familiar Trinitarian formula—i.e., in the name of the Father,…

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