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Faith certainly should precede baptism. Without it the baptism is pointless. In Acts the people cried out to Peter and asked "what must we do?" Peter said repent and be baptized. They asked because they believed. Every New Testament baptism was preceded by people being told and then believing the gospel.All Christians believe this. Where RM differs is that faith must precede baptism....
I've not heard that. I've heard that the person being baptized must have knowledge and understand of the gospel and repentance though.baptism without faith and a full understanding in RM theology first is useless.
Baptism is immersion, infants are not immersed.Baptism is not a work by man, it is a work by God. God can do anything for those to call on His name, and that includes welcoming those whose baptisms occurred before their faith developed into His arms.
Faith may not be fully developed, that's not the issue. No person can ever say their faith is fully developed, we all have room to mature. The issue is repentance and believing the gospel.
Baptism is a work ordained and sanctified by the Lord, for men to do.
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