Is There a Matonomy?

Baptism is not the enacting of salvation. It ultimately is a sign of salvation that is enacted totally apart from baptism. So i'm not sure that this would really work very much as is a mautonomy per se, because that would necessitate that baptism does indeed save, but it also saves as part of this larger picture of other things that also save. I go on rants ah an and side tangents, and i apologize. Ok, so where was i here? Ok, so the the issue of matonomy is what we're talking by years the other. There's a lot of language among the early church fathers about faith and repentance in baptisms. In fact