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Rev 20. Everyone that misses the 1st resurrection will be judged according to their works. Case dismissed per the babies and innocent minds.

You just made the case for forced baptism. I teach that anyone can be willingly baptized, with repentance and faith as the prerequisite.

Did they circumcise themselves? Or, was the covenant with the adults, who circumcised them? Also, do you still use the brazen laver?

When you baptize babies, do they have your prior consent? Do they cry with joy or because they are ticked off that you got them wet?

Buncha silly commentary you posted. Stick to the passage...it says the 5 wise went with the bridegroom and the 5 foolish were left behind trying to find oil. Yep, it really is that easy. Mat 25:10 And while they went to buy, the bridegroom came; and they that were ready went in with him to...

If they can, yes. Repentance is basically, simply, surrendering one's will. If someone cannot manage that simple task, they are innocent like a baby.

A baby enters a covenant? Does it sign a document or make a verbal contract? The RCC teaches that too?

Matt 25 says he is the groom. The groom takes a bride.

The bridegroom taking the virgins is not the 2nd coming. I never said it was. It is the catching away of the living saints. Some were ready, others were not.

So, in Matt 25(the same conversation per 24), the bridegroom took the virgins or left them?

Yes, I never force a non repented person to be baptized. I leave that nonsense to the RCC.

What part did the babies agree to? A covenant is an agreement between individuals.... noun. an agreement, usually formal, between two or more persons to do or not do something specified. Law. an incidental clause in such an agreement. ... a solemn agreement between the members of a church to...

Word play time.... 10 And while they went to buy, the bridegroom came; and they that were ready went in with him to the marriage: and the door was shut.

You know someone that was caught up per 1 Thes 4?

One need not concentrate and rehearse all the sins hey have committed to repent. One must simply surrender their will. Kinda like giving up during a spanking to stop it. If someone is unable to do that, they are less than a baby in mentality, but innocent.

Babies don't sin. They don't make covenants. They barely know they are people. They don't repent, nor get baptized.

The unbeliever will be condemned because he will not get baptized for the remission of his sins. Jesus knew that, silly.

Even adults with a child's mental capacity can know right from wrong. Baptizing a baby is less than mental.

Amen to that.

Can a mentally challenged person know right from wrong?