Baptism
Answers to Common Questions

solid defense of paedobaptism. I got like one or two more questions I gotta figure out before I go full Presby mode. Note: You gotta have some general understanding of Covenant Theology to understand the arguments for infant baptism (and believers-baptism for that matter).......more

Good introduction but left unconvinced. His explanation of the use of the word baptism in the NT and OT, as well as the principle meaning of baptism was good, but after that his arguments were for mebnot strong. The way he used the word “sign” interchanged: he used it talking of believing adults who......more

I find this book to be a very easy to understand, accurate representation of the Presbyterian position of "baptism" (Quotation marks, because I don't believe that sprinkling is baptism). I, myself being a Baptist personally find the arguments fallacious, build on shaky foundations, and somewhat frust......more

This will be my go-to book to recommend to Christians on the subject of baptism, particularly in favor of infant baptism. It's a short introductory work at 115 pages, yet it deals with all the important issues—the meaning and mode of baptism, the covenantal case for infant baptism, household baptism......more

Solid. My expectation was a book that was focused, clear, and accessible. That’s exactly what Richard’s work here entails. The book is just over 100 pages, so details are left out along with diversity of Reformed viewpoints, but I didn’t feel shortchanged by anything. Truly, the book is clear and to......more