Richard L. Pratt Jr. Tom Nettles has presented the doctrine of baptism held by most Christians who call themselves Baptist. He presents no surprising exceptions to the norm and offers a substantial defense of the position. His view has similarities to outlooks on baptism that characterize the Reformed tradition, but a number of important differences stand out as well. In my response, I will comment on his three main points: (1) baptism must be performed by immersion; (2) baptism