In "Infant Salvation: Or, the Passivity of Infants, the Key to This Perplexing Subject," Milton Jacob Firey delves into the theological complexities surrounding the salvation of infants. This 1901 treatise explores the concept of infant passivity as a central element in understanding their spiritual status. Firey navigates the ethical and doctrinal dimensions of this topic, providing insights into historical and contemporary perspectives. This work offers a detailed examination of the theological arguments related to infant salvation, making it a valuable resource for theologians, scholars, and anyone interested in Christian soteriology. Discover Firey's exploration of this intricate subject, where he illuminates a pathway toward understanding one of theology's most enduring questions.

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