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In fact, the confession of faith was so integral to baptism that, if a person could not confess the faith themselves, '''parents or someone else in the family would speak on their behalf.''' (''<small>boldface emphasis added</small>'')
 
In fact, the confession of faith was so integral to baptism that, if a person could not confess the faith themselves, '''parents or someone else in the family would speak on their behalf.''' (''<small>boldface emphasis added</small>'')
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A century after Tertullian, Cyprian advocated for infant baptism, although for many years this remained the exception to the rule of full immersion. Infant baptism did not become routine until the fifth and sixth centuries.<ref>[https://zondervanacademic.com/blog/early-church-infant-baptism-or-full-immersion Did the Early Church Practice Infant Baptism or Full Immersion?], Zondervan Academic</ref>}}
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A century after Tertullian, Cyprian advocated for infant baptism, although for many years this remained the exception to the rule of full immersion. Infant baptism did not become routine until the fifth and sixth centuries.<ref name=Zondervan>[https://zondervanacademic.com/blog/early-church-infant-baptism-or-full-immersion Did the Early Church Practice Infant Baptism or Full Immersion?], Zondervan Academic</ref>}}
    
==Early teachings on infant baptism==
 
==Early teachings on infant baptism==
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