What religious view is central to Edwards' theology?
Baptism of infants
Baptism of adults
Confession on deathbed
Purification by fire
Answer
Infant baptism is central to Jonathan Edwards' theology. Edwards believed that baptism was a sign of the covenant between God and believers, and that it was a means of grace by which believers received the benefits of Christ's death and resurrection. He also believed that baptism was a public declaration of faith and a way for believers to identify themselves with the Christian community.
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