A Treatise on the Mode of Baptism

This controversial theological work challenges the widespread assumption that immersion is the only valid method of baptizing believers. Drawing on scripture, history, and tradition, Kerr argues that pouring or sprinkling is not only equally valid, but in many ways superior. With its bold arguments and thoughtful analysis, this book is sure to spark debate and discussion among theologians and laypeople alike.

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