Klijn and Reinink have argued the attribution of this practice by Philastrius to the Montanists isresponsible for its attribution to the Cerinthians in Asia Minor, and John Chrysostom attributed thispractice, which involved a man lying beneath a bed, to Marcionites. One poss
Klijn and Reinink have argued the attribution of this practice by Philastrius to the Montanists isresponsible for its attribution to the Cerinthians in Asia Minor, and John Chrysostom attributed thispractice, which involved a man lying beneath a bed, to Marcionites. One possible reference to thispractice in the Bible is the much-disputed 1 Corinthians 15:29, which hinges on the meaning of thepreposition "hyper." This practice requires acceptance from the recipient to be valid, and it has beencompared with a similar practice of (*) "sealings. " One group's performance of this practice onHolocaust victims has elicited controversy. For 10 points, name this practice, common in Mormonism, inwhich another person receives a certain sacrament on behalf of a person no longer living.
Klijn and Reinink have argued the attribution of this practice by Philastrius to the Montanists isresponsible for its attribution to the Cerinthians in Asia Minor, and John Chrysostom attributed thispractice, which involved a man lying beneath a bed, to Marcionites.
baptism for the dead [or vicarious baptism or posthumous baptism or proxy baptism; or logical equivalents; prompt on baptism]