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Baptism in Restoration Movement History

February 19, 2009

Over at Stoned-Campbell Disciple, Bobby has posted some interesting articles about how our Restoration Movement ancestors viewed baptism, including James Harding, J. W. McGarvey, and Alexander Campbell. Bobby himself asks, “Where does the slippery slope end?” He promises another article soon on where Walter Scott fits into this picture. Worthwhile reading that will make you think!

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