Baptists, the Only Thorough Religious Reformers; by John Quincy Adams ...

The book explores the struggles of Baptists who faced persecution for their belief in obeying God's commands over human authority, particularly regarding infant baptism. Rejecting the practice due to a lack of biblical support, they stood firm in their convictions against pressure from Reformed and Protestant churches. The narrative highlights their commitment to the Gospel and the rights of conscience, ultimately leading to their martyrdom in defense of their faith.