“When the priest pronounces the tremendous words of consecration, he reaches up into heaven, brings Christ down from His throne and places Him upon our altar, to be offered up again as the victim for the sins of man. It is a greater power than that of monarch and emperors.”
Tell me about Reformed baptism. Do the Calvinists believe that the pastor reaches up into heaven, brings the Holy Spirit down and makes him go through the ritual of baptism on whomsoever the pastor decrees should be baptized? It is a greater power than that of monarch or emperors, right? Commanding the Holy Spirit? Isn't that sacriligious?
Baptism is a confirmation of the new birth, it does not confer new birth.
“Do the Calvinists believe that the pastor reaches up into heaven, brings the Holy Spirit down and makes him go through the ritual of baptism on whomsoever the pastor decrees should be baptized?”
No.