The Common Interpretation of Infant Baptism

Tertullian says baptism does forgive sins, so why do they need the forgiveness of sins? Then he argues that since infants don't actually have sin, neither of those parts of the premise at all are to be taken for granted from a baptist's approach. So you got to wait till theyare at an age where they can really ask for salvation. For no less cause must the unwedded also be deferred,. in whom the ground of temptation is pared and alike in such as never were wedded by means of their maturity. In the widowed either marry or else become more fully strengthened for continence. If any understand the weighty import of kek, the whole argument