[Forest Keeper]

Truth be told, when you boil it down, since most proddy's still believe in infant baptism, I don't see as how the daughter fell too far from the mother tree. :-)

There's nothing boring on this thread concerning that issue. :) As far as I know, all of the principle Protestant posters (a lot of alliteration from aspiring anchors... :) hold to a believer's baptism.

[Dr. Eckleburg]

As far as I know, all of the principle Protestant posters (a lot of alliteration from aspiring anchors... :) hold to a believer's baptism.

Not so fast, FK. All us Presbyterians/Reformed Protestants hold to the grace and comfort of infant baptism.

But since baptism is not a salvation issue, it does not bring too much consternation that you are off-track on this one. 8~)

All Reformed believers are in agreement that the act of baptism does not bring salvation; it is a sign and seal of our unmerited redemption by Christ's perfect and complete atonement for which we give eternal thanks.

Grace saves, and grace alone.