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Christopher Dean Defuria Head's intact. I've been aware of this passage for years. In fact, I've discussed it privately with Richard. I think I've given a reasoned response in the series on Featley and in the essay in On Being Reformed. Have you read them? if the Reformed regarded the Baptists as

For the Early Church, "Christian education" included reading the pagans.

There's nothing new about the history of infant baptism. The debate between Aland and Jeremias is quite old. Jeremias tried to make more of ambiguous second-century evidence than he should have. Aland can't explain the early third century evidence. Ferguson's large book

“Why do Evangelicals go to Rome the minute they read Pieper etc?” [reads a David Platt book] “Oh ok.”

Dr. Matthew Barrett offers several reasons for leaving the SBC: 1) Creeds, 2) Connectionalism, & 3) Baptism (of infants). Like many of us who have made the journey out of the revised, individualistic form of Christianity that is the Baptist tradition, Barrett notes, "the Baptist

Robert is right! Going to address this in an upcoming Heidelcast series. The war against memorization is a war against education.

Come join us on November 7. Link below for registration. Acton Institute

There is another option: Geneva/Heidelberg/Westminster. It's historic. It's not cheesy. It has a real liturgy. [Dear PCA, when this young man walks into your service, please let your it be something other than what he just left]

Patrick Abendroth Lexham Press May it bless all Baptists to come back into the Reformed catholic Church 😎