Exploring Romans 6: Works, and the Self

In this insightful episode of Anabaptist Theological Perspective, join us as we delve into the complexities of Romans Chapter 6. Our exploration begins with a discussion on the Apostle Paul's defense of works and the self, challenging listeners to consider whether freedom from sin means freedom to act without constraint. We examine the metaphorical death of the self, probing into key questions raised by Paul's radical proposals.

We further discuss the controversial topic of baptism, questioning the nature of grace and whether literal water can cleanse sin or signify a spiritual renewal. Drawing from historical perspectives and theological debates, we consider the early church's stance on baptism contrasted with contemporary Anabaptist beliefs.

Join us as we dissect the intricacies of righteousness, exploring the transformative journey back to spiritual purity and the role of faith in navigating these profound theological concepts. Whether you're a seasoned theologian or curious listener, this episode promises a thought-provoking exploration of Christianity's core tenets.