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An introduction to this series.
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Credobaptism versus paedobaptism: What are the differences? Who holds which view, and why?
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We shall now define the conservative paedobaptist position by quoting the standards of churches that hold to it.
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Upon what principles of interpretation must we base an examination of the doctrine of baptism - or any other Bible doctrine?
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Acts 2:38-41 makes the case not for paedobaptism but for credobaptism, and in fact excludes paedobaptism.
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Water baptism signifies membership not in a visible body composed of believers and unbelievers, but in the invisible Church composed of believers only.
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As was the case with the other two foundational proof-texts for paedobaptism, 1 Corinthians 7:12-16 actually speaks not for the paedobaptist position, but against it.
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Before moving on to a final question, we summarize this series' main conclusions.
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Under what conditions should someone who was previously baptized be baptized again?