An Examen Of The Sermon Of Mr. Stephen Marshal, About Infant-Baptisme, in a Letter sent to him
Subtitle: Divided into Foure Parts. }I. Concerning the Antiquity of Infant-baptisme. 2. Concerning the prejudices against Antipaedobaptists from their miscarriages. 3. Concerning the Arguments from Scripture, for In- fant-baptisme. 4. Concerning the Objections against Infant-baptisme. In which are maintained these Positions. }I. Infant-baptisme is not so ancient as is pretended, but as now taught is a late Innovation. 2. Antipaedobaptisme hath no ill influence on Church, or Common-wealth. 3. Infant-baptisme cannot be deduced from Holy Scrip- ture. 4. Infant-baptisme is a corruption of the Ordinance of Baptisme
Contributors: Marshall, Stephen; Nye, Philip; McAlpin Collection of British History and Theology (Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary)
Published: 1645
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 176
Notes: Second sub.t.p. of his Two Treatises: 1645 and 1646; with continuous register but separate pagination.

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