A Plea for Infant Baptism
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A Plea For Infant Baptism, by Thomas Belsham, presents a reasoned argument in favor of the practice of baptizing infants within a Christian context. Belsham, a prominent Unitarian minister, offers theological and practical justifications for this rite. The work delves into scriptural interpretations and explores the significance of baptism in the spiritual development of children.
Belsham addresses common objections and provides thoughtful responses, making this work an enduring resource for those studying baptismal theology and the history of Christian practices. His insights offer valuable perspectives on the historical and theological debates surrounding infant baptism.
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