A Review of the Baptismal Controversy
A Review of the Baptismal Controversy
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" It is a general rule that all fundamental points are in Scripture so plainly and fairly delivered, that any man of tolerable sincerity cannot but perceive the meaning of the holy writers to be that we should believe them. Now baptism itself, viz. that all that enter into Christ's Church should be baptized, is indeed plainly delivered in Scripture ; so that we are amazed at the Quakers and Sociuians.
the one for refusing it, the other for counting it indifferent. But at what age the children... of Christians should be baptized, whether in infancy or to stay till the age of reason, is not so clearly deli- vered, but that it admits of a dispute that has considerable per- plexities in it . . . This, therefore, being not set down so very plain, does not seem by Scripture to be such a fundamental, as that we should be bound to renounce communion with every one that is not of the same opinion as we are about it . . . The ancient and primi- tive Christians for certain did not reckon this point among the fundamentals .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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" It is a general rule that all fundamental points are in Scripture so plainly and fairly delivered, that any man of tolerable sincerity cannot but perceive the meaning of the holy writers to be that we should believe them. Now baptism itself, viz. that all that enter into Christ's Church should be baptized, is indeed plainly delivered in Scripture ; so that we are amazed at the Quakers and Sociuians.
the one for refusing it, the other for counting it indifferent. But at what age the children... of Christians should be baptized, whether in infancy or to stay till the age of reason, is not so clearly deli- vered, but that it admits of a dispute that has considerable per- plexities in it . . . This, therefore, being not set down so very plain, does not seem by Scripture to be such a fundamental, as that we should be bound to renounce communion with every one that is not of the same opinion as we are about it . . . The ancient and primi- tive Christians for certain did not reckon this point among the fundamentals .
What to read after A Review of the Baptismal Controversy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J B James Bowling Mozley to read onlineMoreLess
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