A Treatise On Baptism In Which Its Nature, Subjects And Mode Of Administration Are Scripturally And Rationally Stated And Vindicated

This thorough treatise provides a comprehensive examination of the practice of baptism in the Christian church. Drawing on Scripture and rational argument, McLaughlin presents a compelling defense of infant baptism and refutes the objections of those who argue in favor of adult-only baptism. This book is a valuable resource for theologians and anyone interested in the history of Christian practice.

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