Concerning the question of baptism there has been much controversy and division in the Christian Church, even amongst professed adherents of the Reformed Faith. In issuing this pamphlet, it is not our desire merely to fan the flames of controversy on the issue but rather to seek to answer seriously questions commonly raised against infant baptism by Baptist writers.
This purpose, we feel, Professor Nigel Lee has accom-plished with typical perspicuity in this booklet,2 constructed in the intriguing form of a conversation between a Presbyterian and a Baptist. Here we have a convincing and indeed compre-hensive demonstration of the paedobaptist case, in terms not easily misunderstood.
