A Review of a Debate on Christian Baptism, Between Mr. John Walker, a Minister of the Secession, and Mr. Alexander Campbell, a Baptist Minister, Published by Mr. Campbell: In a Series of Letters, Addressed and Dedicated to the United Presbyterian Congrega

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To this I would only observe, that although I am per suaded that light is yet to be shed on the question, What is the real character-of the church, and for what purpose, was she erected in our World 5 I would not have publish ed a Single sentence on th subject of baptism, had not Mr. Ground of the controversy, by denying principles in rela tion to the church, which have been admitted by all baptist writers who have preceded him, Mr. Jones excepted. These principles, in my Opinion, involve in them, the es sence of the question; and for my. Own part, I cannot de fend infant baptism, but by that View of the church which I have taken, and exhibited in the following letters - If it is Scriptural, as I believe it is, it saps the foundation offi the baptist system.

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