Exploring Baptism and Communion Practices

This chapter examines the historical and theological complexities of baptism and communion practices among Baptists and various Reformed denominations. The discussion covers topics such as the significance of immersion, regeneration, and the criteria for valid baptism, while also contrasting open communion perspectives with traditional views on infant baptism. Through specific historical examples and theological reflections, the speakers highlight the ongoing debates and differing interpretations within the Christian community regarding these sacred practices.