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by James H. Moon (Author)
In Water Baptism, James H. Moon challenges the belief that water baptism is a Christian rite, arguing instead that it has its origins in pagan and Jewish ritual practices. Drawing on extensive historical and Biblical research, Moon makes a compelling case that water baptism is a cultural artifact rather than a divinely ordained sacrament. He argues that Christians should reexamine their practice of water baptism and seek a deeper understanding of its origins and significance.
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