Reformed is Not Enough

The book explores the objective nature of Christian faith, emphasizing baptism as a divine naming and imposition of obligations. It critiques the disconnect between the actions of many Christians and the promises made at baptism, particularly within the Presbyterian community. The author suggests that some may need to reconsider their adherence to the Westminster Confession and highlights the significance of the quotation marks in the title, hinting at deeper questions of belief and commitment within the faith.