If you believe that the baptism of infants is valid then no.
If you believe that baptism is required as a testimony of the new life a believer has started on following genuine repentance and acceptance of Christ as Saviour then you will realize that the sprinkling received as a baby was not in line with this definition.Therefore you remain unbaptized and you wouldn't be getting re- baptized.
Basically, you need to repent of your sins before they can be removed by God. Infants cannot do this so you are unbaptized if you "got wet" as an infant.
Further, the purpose of baptism is to place you in an obedient position for God to remove your sins. Remember, Peter told us we need to repent AND be baptized to remove our sins (Acts 2:38). Unfortunately few teach this today.
And now why delay? Arise, and be baptized, and wash away your sins, calling on the name of the Lord (Acts 22:16).
Yes, you become adult and emancipated at 18 with or without a baby.
The year of when He was baptized is unknown, however, we do know that He is baptized before the temptation of Satan.
about 1 year or so
No, they are not considered an adult at 17. They must be 18 years old.
A catechumen is a candidate for baptism, usually an adult. They undergo a period of study for nearly a year before they are baptized on Holy Saturday.
Having a baby does not make you an adult. It certainly does not emancipate you.
You are an adult - and adults make adult decisions. Where is the father of your baby? Tell him he needs to step up and be an adult too. Then, tell your parents what your "adult" solution is.
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A goat kid becomes an adult goat when it is a year old.
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one year baby starts walking almost and weighs nearly 10 kg.
if the adult is Female,yes. If it is male, No. It is always best for the baby to have a small place to hide that the adult can't get into if you do get one:)