. . . getting to the point
	v What were second and succeeding generations of Christians to do about their children? v Were they little pagans, until they reached the age of accountability and could receive believers’ baptism? Or v Were they to be received into the household of faith, by baptism, even as infants? v The church, in its wisdom [?] decided on infant baptism—with dissenting voices raised in the sixteenth century. How did the church justify infant baptism, though it was not in the Bible?