How can doing intercultural theology stimulate and enrich Christians from different cultures and contexts? How can an intercultural conversation serve the reflection on doing Reformed theology today? What can we learn from the actual appropriations of the Reformed tradition by believers in North India, Malawi and the Netherlands? To explore these questions this research analyses fresh appropriations of infant baptism in various Reformed churches and asks how they relate to and enrich the fabric of Reformed theology and tradition

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