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Presbyterians vs. Delayed Baptism...Which is sin?

Discussion in 'Baptist Theology & Bible Study' started by 12strings, Dec 30, 2011.

  1. agedman

    agedman Well-Known Member
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    FAL,

    Is it your view that any believer is authorized to baptize a new convert?

    Or, is your view (as most Baptists have long held) that the assembly authorizes one(s) to administer the ordinance?
     
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    since most churches do designate who would be able to perform water baptism, wouldn't we have to wait until their proscribed time and parties actually perform it?
     
  3. agedman

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    Yes. That is usually the case.

    If FAL holds that any believer can baptize any believer, then that can be problematic.
     
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    I don't believe that there is a record of all the Apostles being Baptized. Some of the Apostles were disciples of John and were likely Baptized by him but that is different!
     
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    if they were not, would that had disqualified them, as could not be sure if was even saved?

    At least as per fal!
     
  6. DaChaser1

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    if one was saved by God, but no auth party present...

    Could one delay until there was one auth to perform baptism available?
     
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    One was not saved whether he was baptized or not, Judas!
     
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    I believe Roman Catholics believe that a person can be baptized, sprinkled in their communion, by anyone. But then they believe in baptismal regeneration.
     
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