"Infant Church Membership" by J.V. Stephens delves into a historical discussion surrounding the origin and continuity of the church, with particular emphasis on the theological implications of baptism. This work provides a detailed exploration of the arguments for and against infant baptism within the context of church membership, specifically from a Baptist perspective. Stephens meticulously examines scripture and historical practices to offer a comprehensive understanding of this debated topic. This book is invaluable for theologians, church historians, and anyone interested in the historical and theological foundations of church practices.

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