An Answer To A Welsh Clergyman's Twenty Arguments In Favor Of Infant Baptism

Summary

This sermon transcript presents a detailed critique of infant baptism, responding to twenty arguments in favor of the practice. The speaker argues that baptism is not a saving ordinance, nor a seal of the covenant of grace, and that infants of believers do not have an inherent right to baptism. The comparison between baptism and circumcision is challenged, emphasizing that baptism does not replace circumcision and is not a sign of covenant inclusion for infants. The speaker insists that baptism should be administered only upon a credible profession of faith, not by virtue of natural descent or parental belief.