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5 days ago · Credobaptism: A Primer. Baptism is a foundational and sacramental rite within classical Christianity, viewed as a crucial step in the life of a believer. Rooted in the teachings and practices of Jesus Christ and the early church, baptism symbolizes and enacts a believer’s death to sin, rebirth in Christ, and initiation into the Christian ...
3 days ago · Tertullian did not deny the legitimacy of infant Baptism, but acknowledged it as a legitimate practice. Tertullian’s caution against infant Baptism was not that the Baptism didn’t work, but it was based on a misunderstanding that Baptism only forgave past sins, but if sins were committed later, they would not be forgiven.
3 days ago · Dave Armstrong, October 28, 2022. The New Testament includes three passages that explicitly refer to “households” being baptized: “She was baptized, with her household” (Acts 16:15) “He was baptized at once, with all his family” (Acts 16:33; 18:8 also implicitly implies it)
4 days ago · Tertullian, 160 – 240 A.D. And St. Basil (ca. 329 – 79 A.D) said that the Apostles “taught us to mark with the sign of the cross those who put their hope in the Lord,” that is, those who presented themselves for baptism. Initially the Sign of the Cross was made with the thumb, usually on the forehead but sometimes on the lips and chest.
4 days ago · A. A person who has not himself been baptized, and who does not even believe in the Sacrament of baptism, can. give it validly to another in case of necessity, provided: 1. He has the use of ...
4 days ago · The original source of the above sentiment is Tertullian (~155-~240 AD), who was an early African church father based out of Carthage. He lived in the days of the Roman Empire and so was familiar with persecution and martyrdom.
1 day ago · FACTS is a podcast that was started by Dr. Stephen Boyce from Greenville, South Carolina. The primary focus of this program is to cover historical content about the early church Fathers, the Apocryphal accounts, the canon, textual criticism, and the scripture itself.
