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In this concise volume, Matt Waymeyer sets forth the six reasons which led him to reject infant baptism. Part theological, part biographical, A Biblical Critique of Infant Baptism describes Waymeyer’s own theological journey. This volume offers an opportunity to eavesdrop on the author’s own theological conversations. He writes this volume not out of antagonism, but to further theological...

1 THE ABSENCE OF A DIRECT COMMAND At the point of baptism, a person comes into contact with water. On that much we all agree. However, that is where the agreement stops and the controversy begins. There is, of course, much discussion and debate regarding the mode of baptism—that is, whether the individual should be sprinkled, immersed, or otherwise. But the more fundamental question concerns the subjects of baptism. Put simply, who should be baptized? On one side of the debate is the position of
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