Anglicanism concurs with Luther on this matter. The Baptism of young Children is in any wise to be retained in the Church, as most agreeable with the institution of Christ. From this position he never wavered. The doctrine of baptism in particular, as well as other doctrinal disputes mentioned above, illustrate the irresolvable Protestant dilemma with regard to its fallacious notion of perspicuity . Nothing could be clearer than that.
Protestants can t have it both ways.
Since most Protestants are unwilling to anathematize other Protestants, perspicuity dissolves into a boiling cauldron of incomprehensible contradictions, and as such, must be discarded or at the very least seriously reformulated in order to harmonize with the Bible and logic. Dave Armstrong was received into the Catholic Church in 1991 from Evangelical Protestantism. His complete conversion story can be found in Surprised by Truth .