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The Christians/Protestant don't believe in the baptism of babies due to that they don't know what is right or wrong; plus they cannot confess their sins and cannot confess Christ as Lord and Saviour. Plus, Jesus said that the kingdom of God belongs to the children ----Matthew 19:13-15
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Did catholics reject the idea of infant baptism?
Catholics did not reject the idea of infant baptism. Catholics have been baptizing eight-day old infants for a very long time.
Which was the main idea of anabaptists?
The government should leave people alone.
Which group of people rejected the idea of the Sumerian city-state?
The Hebrews
Which group of people rejected the idea of the Sumerian city state?
the hebrews
Why was the idea rejected by your coworker?
Your coworker rejected the idea because they believed it was not feasible or practical.
Was lamarcks idea of acquired traits proven or rejected?
rejected.
Who rejected the idea of king appointed church leaders?
Puritans rejected the idea of king appointed church leaders
What do Muslims do after baptism?
Baptism is a Christian idea and comes from John the Bapist as a recipient of the Holly Spirit to foretell the coming of Jesus. Muslims do not have baptism.
Who rejected the dollar diplomacy idea?
taft
How did Congress react to Clinton's idea of building a canal?
They rejected the idea and refused the finance the project.
Why do Christians not baptize their babies?
I'm not sure where you got this idea from. Most Christian denominations practise baptism and of those that do, many baptise infants. Those who do not are baptised as adults. In the Roman Catholic Church. and the Anglican Church, baptism of babies is widely practised, and a further service of 'confirmation' is held once the child is old enough to make a commitment to Christ himself - usually iin his or her teen years, although confirmation of adults is also common. Many Christian denominations bring their infant children to their place of worship for baptism taking upon themselves the responsibility to live a "Christian Life". Others wait until the individual is ready to accept Christ individually and then they are baptized. St. Paul writes "There is one faith, one Lord, one baptism." The Roman Catholic Church recognizes all Trinitarian baptism as valid Baptism.
What were the beliefs of the Cathars and how did they differ from mainstream Christian beliefs?
The Cathars were a religious group in medieval Europe who believed in dualism, the idea that there are two opposing forces of good and evil in the world. They rejected many mainstream Christian beliefs, such as the sacraments and the authority of the Catholic Church. The Cathars also believed in the concept of reincarnation and rejected the idea of material wealth and power.
