Immersion is not the only meaning of
baptizo. Sometimes it just means washing up (Luke 11:38, Mark 7:3) so
baptizo can mean cleansing or ritual washing as well as immersion.
But back to our discussion
about the Apostolic Fathers. None of the Apostolic Fathers (Clement, Ignatius and Polycarp) wrote about pouring or sprinkling HOWEVER The Didache did authorize pouring/sprinkling as a method if immersion wasn't available. The Didache was written BEFORE some NT letters and the Apostolic fathers. It was
considered "scripture" by the early church.
Scripture does NOT say that pouring or sprinkling is an invalid form of baptism.
Where do you get this teaching that pouring/sprinkling is an invalid form of Baptism since Scripture does not say it's invalid?
You alleged the Apostolic Fathers changed what the Apostles taught. Do you have any examples?
Curious Mary
PS maybe
@David Lamb can help you out since they liked your inaccurate post