hat
Malgre ke Tertullian, alantou A.D. 200, rekòmande kont tibebe Batèm, li pa t 'kesyon efikasite li yo, men senpleman bon konprann li yo (wè Batèm 18:4-6). Menm jan an tou, lide ki fè konnen Batèm dwe an kapab retade te jouk wit jou apre nesans deba ak imedyatman rejte pa Konsèy la nan Carthage nan 252. validite nan tibebe Batèm pa t 'yon pwoblèm nan ka sa a swa. ↩
eng
Although Tertullian, around A.D. 200, recommended against Infant Baptism, he did not question its efficacy, but merely its prudence (see Baptism 18:4-6). Similarly, the idea that Baptism ought to be delayed until eight days after birth was debated and subsequently rejected by the Council of Carthage in 252. The validity of Infant Baptism was not an issue in this case either. ↩