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Correct. Read Matt. 28:19 . . .

I gave you Scripture (Acts 2:39) - AND History. Simply rejecting it doesn't make your case . . .

So, Christianity for over 1600 years, including your Protestant Fathers were ALL wrong? Jesus lied when He said the Holy Spirit would guide His Church to ALL truth (John 16:12-15)??

No, it doesn't. Only a perverted interpretation of the Bible teaches it.

That's funny - neither the Early Church NOR your Protestant Fathers believed this . . .

It doesn’t. That’s as silly as asking , “When did an 8-day-old baby boy agree to have his foreskin hacked off so he can enter a Covenant with God.” It was done TO the child by the faith of his parents – JUST like Baptism. Peter said that the promise of for you AND YOUR CHILDREN (Acts 2:39)...

Sooooooo, when Peter Baptized the ENTIRE household of Cornelius and Paul Baptized the ENTIRE households of the Philippian Jailer and Stephanas – all of the babies and small children they Baptized were invalid because on YOUVE interpreted Scripture a certain way?? Your arrogance is astounding . . .

Peter says you will be saves at Baptism in Acts 2:3. In Rom. 9:10, Paul says that you are saved simply by “believing”. In Matt. 7:21, Jesus says that you ONLY saved when you DO the will of the Father. Question: WHO is lying? Answer: NONE of them. THIS is why you don't cherry-pick Scripture...

And that means that your parents put you on the right track, having you enter into the Family of God through Baptism and (hopefully) raising you in the faith. Salvation is a LIFELONG PROCESS. Sooooooo, where is that false teaching you were talking about?? I asked for a quote from the Catechism...

Uhhhhhh, no, it’s not. You have to take ALL of Scripture into context – not just cherry-pick the verses you like. Jesus flatly spoke about people who cherry-pick verses like Rom. 10:9-10, when He said: Matt. 7:21 “NOT everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven...

That's a cop-out, not a valid response to the Scriptural evidence I presented.

That's a silly premise. A man who comes to faith and dies 2 minutes later is an exception – just like the Thief on the cross was an exception. NEVER base your doctrines on the exception, but the norm.

That's a preposterous claim Care to show me this teaching in the Catechism? I didn't think so . . . .

WRONG. What does faith in our Lord Jesus entail? Here’s what the BIBLE says – and it’s NOT just belief . . . - Being baptized (Matt. 28:19-20, John 3:5, Rom. 2:29, Rom. 6:1-11, Col. 2:12-17, 1 Peter 3:21) - Picking up our cross daily to follow him (Matt. 16:24, Luke 9:23) - Works of mercy and...

TRANSLATION: "I have NO comeback for your Biblically-based argument." Yup, that's what I thought . . .

Biblical teaching comes to us in TWO ways: Explicitly Implicitly Some explicit teachings include Christ’s Death for the propitiation of sins and Resurrection. Infant Baptism is an implicit teaching. The ENTIRE households of Cornelius, the Philipian Jailer and Stephanas were baptized. “Entire”...

Faith isn’t belief. Belief is only ONE component of faith. James 2:19 tells us that even the DEMONS believe the truth about God. If all you have is belief – then you’re NO better off than they are. TRUE Faith = Belief + Works (Obedience). Jesus illustrates this in Matt. 7:21 when He said...

Typo (present) - but that's what I get for posting from my phone . . .

No, you didn't, so don't ask me a question until you are prepared to answer mine first. Jesus is a man AND He is God (Isaiah 7:14, Isaiah 9:6, Matt. 4:7, John 1:1, John 1:3, John 8:58, John 10:30, John 15:9, John 20:28, Acts 5:3-4, 2 Cor. 4:4, Phil. 2:6, Col. 2:9, 1 Tim. 3:16, Heb. 1:8, Titus...

I've done nothing but present the Biblical truth.