Mark Dever, infant baptism, and sin
Mark Dever cannot tolerate: Universalism, Racism, and Paedobaptism.
Carl Trueman and Rick Phillips reply on Reformation21.
R. Scott Clark has replied on the 9Marks blog.
The Ransomed
The LORD is my righeousness.
The LORD is my righeousness.
Mark Dever cannot tolerate: Universalism, Racism, and Paedobaptism.
Carl Trueman and Rick Phillips reply on Reformation21.
R. Scott Clark has replied on the 9Marks blog.
Interesting discussion, particularly response from R Scott Clark…. lots of good quotes…hmmmm, now I know what everything but the Bible says about the issue
Amie
March 31, 2009 at 9:53 pm
Hey Amie. The discussion itself wasn’t so much as to whether or not infant or believers’ baptism is Biblical, but whether or not there is historical, viable precedent for either side of the debate to call the other side “sinners”.
R. Scott Clark was making the point mainly that because the historic reformed tradition (found in the Confessions and Catechisms) has claimed that historic Baptists are sinners, it is viable for Dever (a Baptist) to do the opposite.
I’ll start a new post with information about the Biblical issues surrounding the disagreement sometime today.
Vaughan Smith
April 1, 2009 at 8:03 am
Cool. Look forward to reading. Enjoying your blog lately Vaughan, made for interesting discussions with Phil.
Amie
April 1, 2009 at 10:12 am