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  • Mark The Hermit

    …theology consists of his treatise De Baptismo (“On Baptism”). Rejecting other traditional explanations for personal sin, Mark asserts that following baptism every sin is the result of human choice. Christ’s atonement, by virtue of its reconciliation of alienated man to God, restores perfect freedom of the will to the baptized.…

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    …theology consists of his treatise De Baptismo (“On Baptism”). Rejecting other traditional explanations for personal sin, Mark asserts that following baptism every sin is the result of human choice. Christ’s atonement, by virtue of its reconciliation of alienated man to God, restores perfect freedom of the will to the baptized.…

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