"A Farther Defence of Infant-baptism" by Caleb Fleming and Daniel Dobel presents a detailed theological argument in favor of the practice of infant baptism. Originally published in the 18th century, this work contributes to the historical discourse surrounding baptismal theology and church practices. Fleming, a prominent dissenting minister, offers reasoned defenses intended to persuade readers of the validity of the rite. This book offers valuable insights into the nuances of theological debate and the evolving understanding of Christian sacraments during the period. It remains a relevant resource for scholars interested in the history of Christian thought and the development of baptismal practices.
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