Infant Sprinkling Proved to Be a Human Tradition: Being the Substance of a Debate on Christian Baptism Between John Walker, a Minister of the Secessio

Engaging in a debate on Christian baptism, the book features a discussion between John Walker and Alexander Campbell, highlighting differing views on infant sprinkling. Set in June 1820, the dialogue takes place before a large audience in Ohio, showcasing the religious tensions of the time. The work is part of the Sabin Americana collection, which offers a rich historical perspective on the Americas, covering over 400 years of societal, political, and cultural developments. It includes a comprehensive appendix and provides valuable insights into early American religious practices.