Jerome,
No, I was referring to what traditional particular Baptists refer to as being both Baptist and Protestant. I hold to the London Baptist Confession 1689. When I have been the Senior Pastor, I did not nor ever have endorsed paedoBaptism. Rather, I endorse reformation doctrine as outlined above.
Spurgeon referred to himself as a Protestant, recounting "We protestants" on June 15, 1860 in a letter to his congregation. Even Bunyan embraced Protestantism. I understand why some sects reject protestantism like the followers of Mennos and Church of Christ adherents. Particular Baptists, though, have generally embraced Protestantism (though there are exceptions, especially Landmarkists). I am neither a Landmark Baptist, a Mennonite, or a General Baptist. I am a Particular Baptist... Holding to 5 Solas, but also to a Credo-Baptist doctrine. Most of the theologian friends I have, no matter their position on this issue, could affirm, I am vocal proponent of Particular Baptist doctrines.