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Available
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Publication
P & R Publishing (2003), 336 pages
Description
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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LibraryThing member joshrskinner
Really good book. Going to re-read it and catch all the stuff I missed.
Yes, there is repetition and yes, there are conflicting points made. One of these should be implicitly clear in the fact that it is a collection of essays and the other is made explicitly clear in the introduction. Seeing
But, what this book shows clearly and forcefully is a clear agreement on the overarching theme of whether children of believers are covenant members of the Church and whether they should receive the covenant sign.
Good book no matter where you fall on the issue. Well worth the read.
Yes, there is repetition and yes, there are conflicting points made. One of these should be implicitly clear in the fact that it is a collection of essays and the other is made explicitly clear in the introduction. Seeing
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either as a negative is somewhat ridiculous seeing that those who hold to Reformed Theology not a monolithic body. There is much disagreement at the level of nuance. But, what this book shows clearly and forcefully is a clear agreement on the overarching theme of whether children of believers are covenant members of the Church and whether they should receive the covenant sign.
Good book no matter where you fall on the issue. Well worth the read.
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Language
Original language
English
Physical description
336 p.; 6 inches
ISBN
0875525547 / 9780875525549
Other editions
The Case for Covenantal Infant Baptism by Gregg Strawbridge (Paperback)
The Case for Covenantal Infant Baptism by Gregg Strawbridge (Paperback)