The Development of the Doctrine of Infant Salvation
The Development of the Doctrine of Infant Salvation
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Accordingly there are many— adults and infants — of whose salvation we may be sure, but of rep- robation we cannot be sure ; such a judg- ment is necessarily unsafe even as to adults apparently living in sin, while as to infants who " die and give no sign/' it is presump- tuous and rash in the extreme.
The above is practically an outline of the teaching of Zwingli. He himself worked it out in its logical completeness, and taught : 1. That all believers are elect and hence are saved, though we c...annot know infallibly who are true believers except in our own case. 2. All children of believers dying in infancy are elect and hence are saved, for this rests on God's immutable promise. 3. It is probable, from the superabundance >-- 38 THE DOCTRINE OF of the gift of grace over the offence, that all infants dying such are elect and saved ; so that death in infancy is a sign of elec- tion ; and although this must be left with God, it is certainly rash and even impious to affirm their damnation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Accordingly there are many— adults and infants — of whose salvation we may be sure, but of rep- robation we cannot be sure ; such a judg- ment is necessarily unsafe even as to adults apparently living in sin, while as to infants who " die and give no sign/' it is presump- tuous and rash in the extreme.
The above is practically an outline of the teaching of Zwingli. He himself worked it out in its logical completeness, and taught : 1. That all believers are elect and hence are saved, though we c...annot know infallibly who are true believers except in our own case. 2. All children of believers dying in infancy are elect and hence are saved, for this rests on God's immutable promise. 3. It is probable, from the superabundance >-- 38 THE DOCTRINE OF of the gift of grace over the offence, that all infants dying such are elect and saved ; so that death in infancy is a sign of elec- tion ; and although this must be left with God, it is certainly rash and even impious to affirm their damnation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield to read onlineMoreLess
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