jumping jehosaphat said, on May 5, 2021 at 5:32 PM
From the perspective of traditional Christianity pre-the Baptiat denomination throwing out the baptismal water with the baby, baptism was considered to be the point at which sins were remitted as both Acts2:38 and the end of the Nicene Creed state, and therefore anyone who was baptized as a believer would have assurance that their pre-Christian sins were all gone.
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From the perspective of traditional Christianity pre-the Baptiat denomination throwing out the baptismal water with the baby, baptism was considered to be the point at which sins were remitted as both Acts2:38 and the end of the Nicene Creed state, and therefore anyone who was baptized as a believer would have assurance that their pre-Christian sins were all gone.
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