
Episode 315: Baptism (Part 4)
Today we will be continuing our discussion on baptism! What is the different between the Baptist and the Presbyterian view on baptism?
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Today we will be continuing our discussion on baptism! What is the different between the Baptist and the Presbyterian view on baptism?

Today we will be continuing our discussion on baptism! What is the different between the Baptist and the Presbyterian view on baptism?

Good morning! Today we continue our discussion on baptism.

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