Baptism in Its Mode and Subjects Considered: And the Arguments of Mr. Ewing and Dr. Wardlaw Refuted
An insightful examination of the practice of baptism and its theological underpinnings, this book delves into the arguments put forth by Mr. Ewing and Dr. Wardlaw, offering a compelling rebuttal of their positions. Written by two eminent theologians, Alexander Carson and F.L. Cox, this book is an essential text for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of Christian theology.
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