austin mcgary造句

• Austin McGary contended that to be valid, the convert must also understand that baptism is for the forgiveness of sins.
• Austin McGary argued strongly that to be valid, the convert must also understand that baptism is for the forgiveness of sins.
• In 1884 a Texas preacher named Austin McGary, who had written some articles in the " Gospel Advocate ", began publishing the " Firm Foundation ", which  in contradistinction to Lipscomb's irenic manner, grace-laden theology, and more-inclusivist concept of fellowship  stridently proclaimed support for rebaptism, McGary's views on that subject being remarkably similar to those of Alexander Campbell had severed fellowship.
• Those whose primary focus was unity gradually took on " an explicitly ecumenical agenda " and " sloughed off the restorationist vision . " This group increasingly used the terms " Disciples of Christ " and " Christian Churches " rather than " Churches of Christ . " At the same time, those whose primary focus was restoration of the primitive church increasingly used the term " Churches of Christ " rather than " Disciples of Christ . " Lipscomb served as a moderate among those with conservative views, to the extent that Austin McGary described him as liberal, and he was more inclusive than either McGary or Daniel Sommer.