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→Earliest historical mention of infant baptism: A.D. 185 / 189: added "Those who firmly hold to and maintain the credobaptist doctrine of "believer's baptism" see no evidence of infant baptism in the statement quoted from Irenaeus or in John 3:3-5."
See [http://biblehub.com/interlinear/john/3-5.htm interlinear text of John 3:5]. No human being is excluded. Age is not mentioned.
See [http://biblehub.com/interlinear/john/3-5.htm interlinear text of John 3:5]. No human being is excluded. Age is not mentioned.
Those who firmly hold to and maintain the credobaptist doctrine of "believer's baptism" see no evidence of infant baptism in the statement quoted from Irenaeus or in John 3:3-5.
==Tertullian, '' On Baptism'': A.D. 200 / 205==
==Tertullian, '' On Baptism'': A.D. 200 / 205==