In 'Infant Baptism Scriptural and Reasonable, ' Samuel Miller presents a detailed argument supporting the practice of infant baptism and baptism by sprinkling or affusion as biblically sound and theologically coherent. Written in 1835, this work defends these practices against alternative views prevalent during the period.
Miller meticulously examines relevant scriptures and theological principles to demonstrate that infant baptism aligns with Christian doctrine. Furthermore, he contends that baptism by sprinkling or affusion is not only a valid mode but also the most suitable and edifying manner of performing the sacrament. This book offers valuable insights into historical theological debates and provides a comprehensive defense of traditional Presbyterian beliefs concerning baptism.
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