Baptism

(circumcision and joining the covenant people as an 8 day old infant)
performed long before.
The Problem of the Age of Accountability
The problem do not cease there. Where as Barmitzvah has defined age,
believers baptism people have no defined age. Yet those groups who believe
in Believers baptism would have it stated as:
“Age of Accountability. We understand that there is a point reached in life at
which a person becomes morally responsible to God. This age is not the same
for all persons but frequently comes early in adolescence”
According to this view, children of Christian parents are viewed as
"unaccountable" until they reach a certain age which cannot be defined .
They are neither Christians nor are they non-Christians. They are just children
who are not accountable for their sins. After they reach a certain age (no one
knows what this age is) a free-will decision for Jesus alone will saves a
person. All of a sudden they then change the status from "unaccountable for
sins" to a "condemned sinner"
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