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More proofs of infants church-membership and consequently their right to baptism, or, A second…
More proofs of infants church-membership and consequently their right to baptism, or, A second defence of our infant rights and mercies in three parts ... / by Richard Baxter.
London: printed for N. Simmons and J. Robinson, 1675
Chapter 8: A Catalogue of some Doctrines of Mr. Danvers and the rest that with him accuse my Chris…
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CHAP. VIII. A Catalogue of some Doctrines of Mr. Danvers and the rest that with him accuse my Christian Directory, if indeed they hold the contrary to mine which they accuse (as must be supposed by their accusation) which as a Learner I entreat any of them solidly to prove.
CHAP. VIII. A Catalogue of some Doctrines of Mr. Danvers and the rest that with him accuse my Christian Directory, if indeed they hold the contrary to mine which they accuse (as must be supposed by their accusation) which as a Learner I intreat any of them solidly to prove.
OF the Question 49. p. 826. as cited by him (The falsehood of his inserting [in a Popish Country in their way of Baptizing] in that cited place which spake only of the Lutherans, I pass by as weary of answering such: But
OF the Question 49. p. 826. as cited by him (The falshood of his inserting [in a Popish Countrey in their way of Baptizing] in that cited place which spake only of the Lutherans, I pass by as weary of answering such: But
I. That it is a sin for any man (supposing Infant Baptism a duty) to offer his child to be Baptized where it will be done with the sign of the Cross, or such ceremonies as the Lutherans use, though he profess his own dissent and disallowance of those ceremonies, and though he cannot lawfully have it done better, but must have that or no Baptism at all?
I. That it is a sin for any man (supposing Infant Baptism a duty) to offer his child to be Baptized where it will be done with the sign of the Cross, or such ceremonies as the Lutherans use, though he profess his own dissent and dissallowance of those ceremonies, and though he cannot lawfully have it done better, but must have that or no Baptism at all?