essence of Christianity is a misreading of Campbell and his theology. Though his Lunenburg letter articles of 1837 were not a systematic treatment of his views of salvation and were arguably a departure from his main doctrinal focus, they provide one of the most moving expressions of Campbell’s core beliefs. While he insisted that immersion of believers was the baptism of the New Testament, he rejected the idea that one’s submission to baptism—or to any other commandment—achieved salvation. Anyone