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→‎External links: quote from Brittany article equippinggodlywomen.com - "Early Church Fathers: Not a single church father found infant baptism unlawful ... There was never any serious controversy surrounding it until the 16th century."
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:What is the Lutheran view of Baptism and its purpose?<br>Does Baptism save?<br>Who can be godparents/sponsors?<br>How does faith play a role in infant Baptism?<br>What is the history of infant Baptism?<br>What about infants who die before being baptized?<br>Why do Lutherans use the “sprinkle” method for Baptism?<br>Do I have to be re-baptized to join the LCMS?<br>Does the LCMS baptize children of unchurched parents?<br>Why baptize infants?
 
:What is the Lutheran view of Baptism and its purpose?<br>Does Baptism save?<br>Who can be godparents/sponsors?<br>How does faith play a role in infant Baptism?<br>What is the history of infant Baptism?<br>What about infants who die before being baptized?<br>Why do Lutherans use the “sprinkle” method for Baptism?<br>Do I have to be re-baptized to join the LCMS?<br>Does the LCMS baptize children of unchurched parents?<br>Why baptize infants?
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[https://equippinggodlywomen.com/faith/infant... '''Infant Baptism or Believer's Baptism: Which is Correct?''' Author: Brittany (equippinggodlywomen.com)] ''This article displays large blank areas between its several brief statements. After accessing this site, keep scrolling down to read article in its entirety.''
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[https://equippinggodlywomen.com/faith/infant... '''Infant Baptism or Believer's Baptism: Which is Correct?''' Author: Brittany (equippinggodlywomen.com)] (This article displays large blank areas between its several brief statements. After accessing this site, keep scrolling down to read each piece of the article in its entirety.) —"''Early Church Fathers: Not a single church father found infant baptism unlawful, though of course, everyone had their own opinion on when the “optimal” time to be baptized would be. There was never any serious controversy surrounding it until the 16th century.''"
    
[https://owlcation.com/humanities/Which-Religions-Practice-Baptism-Which-Do-Not '''Which Religions practice Baptism and Which do not?''' (owlcation.com)]
 
[https://owlcation.com/humanities/Which-Religions-Practice-Baptism-Which-Do-Not '''Which Religions practice Baptism and Which do not?''' (owlcation.com)]
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