"A Letter On Infant Baptism, Addressed to Christian Parents, by a Father" explores the theological and practical considerations surrounding the baptism of infants. Written from the perspective of a father to fellow Christian parents, this work delves into the scriptural basis and historical context of infant baptism, providing guidance and insights for those considering this sacrament for their children. This letter offers a thoughtful examination of the significance of baptism within the Christian faith and its implications for the spiritual development of young ones. It serves as a valuable resource for parents seeking to understand and make informed decisions about the role of baptism in their family's religious life.

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