Now it is different he observes, with obvious distress. Why there are Catholics, Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Mormons, and even Hindus. Jim Minter's befuddlement is understandable, though regrettable. It is understandable because folks are confused. They see a variety of religious movements, each claiming to represent religious truth, yet they are ridiculously in contradiction.
Any schoolchild knows that such fails the test of fundamental logic.
Two plus two cannot equal four and three at the same time. Baptism cannot be both immersion and non-immersion. It apparently never occurs to many that there is a solution to religious division. This ideology is the curse of the age, the mother of infidelity. The opposite implication is all too clear.