Anyone familiar with this recent book by Reformed Baptist Academic Press?

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Chris
Member at Grace Community Baptist Church, Mandeville, LA

Beware of a religion without holdfasts. But if I get a grip upon a doctrine they call me a bigot. Let them do so. Bigotry is a hateful thing, and yet that which is now abused as bigotry is a great virtue, and greatly needed in these frivolous times. I have been inclined lately to start a new denomination, and call it "the Church of the Bigoted." Spurgeon

Yes i read it, and i liked it very much and of course it was typical credo-baptist-covenantal !

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* Ralph Wilms (7-10-1974)
* Church : Christengemeente Roermond (The Netherlands)
* Credobaptist who hold towards Covenant Theology
* Husband of Reena & father of Naomie and Gideon
* 1729 Goat Yard Declaration of Faith
* 1646 & 1689 Baptist Confession of faith
* 1595 The Lambeth Articles
* 1618-1619 The Canons of Dordt

Conner was interviewed by Pastor Gene Cook on The Narrow Mind.

I am fairly new to the board, and I am certain that the issue of baptism (subject and mode) has been re-hashed hundreds of times, so I'll be brief.

Regarding the household baptisms of Acts 16 - how does Conner (or anyone else for that matter) handle the fact that the text is explicitly clear that only Lydia and the jailer made a profession of faith, yet the rest of the members of their families did not but were still baptized? (For the jailer, the ESV has the correct translation and captures the fact that the Greek participle 'having believed' is masculine singular and modifies the jailer).

Alan Conner is the pastor of Northwest Bible Church here in OKC. I visited his church back in 1993. Found him to be cordial but somewhat closed-minded and arrogant. Again, this was simply my first impression of him, others may know him much better.

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Randy Harris
Heritage Church (Independent)
Oklahoma City, OK