Baptism

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Jesus and the Apostles certainly assumed this.
In the beginning when the converts were adults, we should expect only adult
baptism and they were indeed described in the New Testament history.
However it automatically assumes that the whole family particularly the
minor children were also converted in accordance with the Rabianic teachings
of the time. So How did the Apsotles and the disciples to whom the Great
Commission was given understood the process of conversion? Did it include
children?
All household baptisms in Acts strongly imply that even adult dependents
(leave alone the possibility of minors and infants) of the household allowed
the head of the household to dictate the faith that they were to profess. If this
is the case, then the New Testament Church would seem to have admitted and
baptized members who did not openly professed a personal faith in Jesus
Christ.
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