The article is a dialogue between a Baptist and a Reformed point of view on the doctrine of baptism. The issue is the Reformed view of infant baptism, and then the mode of baptism, either immersion or sprinkling with water.

Should the mode of baptism be immersion or sprinkling? This article examines the meaning of baptism from the Westminster Confession, Old Testament practice, New Testament, church fathers, and archaeology.

This article discusses whether immersion into water is necessary for baptism, as is maintained by the Baptist church. The author provides a brief summary of baptisms in the Old and New Testament, and discusses some of the concerns Baptists may have regarding the sprinkling of water instead of immersion into the water.