Depends on the church. In Greek Orthodox Catholc church, nothing is worn. In the LDS church, a pure white suit is worn, and the person is completely immersed in a tub of water. In my church - Presbyterian - anything can be worn, most likely nice clothes, as the water is just a few drop on the head.
No the person would have to be still living. If someone has died without being baptised a 'Prayer for the dead' can be said and offered up.
no recording of him being baptised
In Baptist Churches practising adult baptism, the person being baptised is usually referred to as a candidate.
An affusion is a pouring of liquid, such in a Christian baptism where water is poured on the head of the person being baptised.
A person who belives that Jesus is Gods son and has been born again
a person gets baptised
No
They are baptismal robes, not burial clothes. These are worn by people wanting to receive a blessing in the River Jordan where Jesus Christ was baptised. They are also worn during any adult baptisms.
A baptisand is a person who is about to submit to baptism, or a person who has been baptised.
Two, The person doing the baptising and the person being baptised. e.g. See the story of Paul and the Ethiopian in the book of Acts (in the Bible).
Answer: The similarities between infant baptism and believer's baptism are the following: - water is used - a profession of faith in Christ is made, either by the person being baptised (if he or she is old enough) or by the parents of the child being baptised.
That person must needs to be baptised into the Orthodox Christian Faith before being able to marry in the church.