Grailhunter
Well-Known Member
We disagree. There are many times that water baptism is not mentioned during a conversion.
The New Testament cover around 65 years and no matter what it is an abbreviated account of what went on. The fact of the matter is that you will never find Christ or the Apostles say that repentance, baptism, or the Bread and Wine rituals are not required.
You are never going to find a scripture that says that good deeds and charity are not required.
You are never going to find a scripture that says moral conduct in not required. Required not suggested.
But you will find a lot of warnings about not doing what Christ and Apostles told us to do.
You need to be honest with yourself and others and admit that your beliefs are not in tune with the scriptures. You are trying to impose your beliefs over and above the scriptures. You are free to believe whatever you want. My issue is if you are trying to say your beliefs are scriptural.