Publisher's Synopsis
"Candid Reasons for Renouncing the Principles of Antipaedobaptism" by Peter Edwards of Portsea, England, presents a detailed theological argument against the principles of Antipaedobaptism (the doctrine opposing infant baptism). Written in 1803, this work offers valuable insight into the religious debates of the period.
Edwards meticulously outlines his reasons for rejecting Antipaedobaptism, providing a clear and reasoned explanation of his theological shift. The text includes an appendix, "A Short Method With the Baptists," further solidifying his stance and engaging directly with Baptist theology.
This book provides an essential resource for understanding the nuances of early 19th-century religious thought, particularly concerning baptism and its theological implications. Scholars of religious history and Baptist theology will find this a compelling and historically significant work.
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