[Denomination] Christadelphians [Beliefs about baptism] Baptism is essential for the salvation of a believer.[194] It is only effective if somebody believes the true gospel message before they are baptized.[195] Baptism is an external symbol of an internal change in the believer: it represents a death to an old, sinful way of life, and the start of a new life as a Christian, summed up as the repentance of the believer—it therefore leads to forgiveness from God, who forgives people who repent.[196] Although someone is only baptized once, a believer must live by the principles of their baptism (i.e.,death to sin, and a new life following Jesus) throughout their life.[197] [Type of baptism] By submersion only[198] [Baptize infants?] No[198] [Standard] The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit (although Christadelphians do not believe in the Nicean trinity)
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