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"The book begins with a parabolic account of a ""serendipitous"" encounter between J. N. Darby and B. B. Warfield on an Oxford-bound train where the two theologians discover, much to their chagrin, how much they have in common. From thence, the author creates a second parable that takes the reader into a mysterious room where a twice-broken mirror reveals the distorted reflections between infant ""baptism"" and circumcision. This book is a thoroughly researched, devastating polemic against the errant presuppositions and hermeneutics that underlie paedobaptist covenantalism."

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About the author . . . Hal Brunson has served the Christian community for over four decades as a pastor, consultant, and educator. He has taught at the graduate, undergraduate, and college-preparatory levels. An interdisciplinarian, Hal writes in several disciplines including theology, aesthetics, and poetry. He resides in Whitefish, Montana, with his wife Nancy. Education B.A. Biblical Studies, Central Baptist College M.A., Interdisciplinary Studies, The University of Texas at Tyler M. Div., Baptist Missionary Association Theological Seminary Ph. D., Humanities, The University of Texas at Dallas Dissertation: Charles Williams' Poetic Vision of the Holy Trinity Awards and Grants -Outstanding Teacher of the Humanities, Southern Methodist University -Outstanding Teacher of the Humanities, Brookhaven College -Visiting Scholar, Sarah Lawrence College, National Endowment for the Humanities -Visiting Scholar, Trinity College, National Endowment for the Humanities

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