My position on this issue is remarkably similar to Trevin’s.
How should a pastor respond to a child who wants to be baptized? How should churches approach the subject of child baptism?
Two centuries ago, few Baptists would have even raised these questions. Many churches required their converts to be 18 years old before baptism.
Today, the situation is remarkably different. As Baptists, we still reject the practice of “infant baptism” because we believe baptism to be immersion of a professing believer, not the sprinkling of an unbelieving baby. And yet, many Baptist pastors baptize children at very young ages without sensing any sort of disconnect.
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I to believe that one should understand the concept of Baptism and understand the concept of being born again as well as accepting Jesus as the one and only way to Salvation