Christ’s Institution and the Case for Infant Baptism | John Calvin
Deep Dive into Institutes of the Christian Religion by John Calvin - Infant Baptism Best Accords with Christ's Institution and the Nature of the SignJohn Calvin defends the practice of infant baptism against Anabaptist critics by anchoring it in the continuity of God's covenant. He argues that baptism has replaced circumcision as the sign of God’s promise; while the external ceremony has changed, the spiritual mystery—forgiveness of sins and regeneration—remains the same. Calvin asserts that the covenant made with Abraham, which included his offspring, applies equally to Christians today…
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