Resolved the Bible teaches: Salvation follows baptism and is for the remission of sins.

I have, in fact, proven my proposition and my opponent knows this. Hence, he has passed from rational debate into ridiculous discourse. I have given many rebuttals to my opponent's propositions which proves he takes the Scriptures out of context to prove his own theology, plus I have proven my own propositions which he has never rebutted. We still have two more rounds, but I have proven that baptism is not a requirement for salvation, although it is an ordinance and not doing so would be disobedient. Also, I will not be responding to the video because my debate is with Ahijah, not the person in this video. If he cannot articulate his position, he should not be debating in the first place. "Well if you did not mean it why did you say it? That is being dishonest!" I explained it quite well, in detail, what I meant. You obviously didn't read my second round argument very well. "So in fact, he saying devils and evil spirits will be in heaven." That is not what I said, and you are being ridiculous. I actually got ahead of myself. Demons and evil spirits do believe in Christ, but they can't make a saving confession and they don't have a saving belief in Christ. They had their chance and they blew it when they rebelled against God. They can't be saved for the same reason it's too late for us after death. I never once said devils and evil spirits will be in Heaven, and now you're being disingenous and outright lying, which the Scriptures say is a sin that keeps us out of Heaven. I would urge you to react with honesty in the future. "Because he said it in 42 other places, including in the book of Romans" He did not say it in 42 other places. Baptism is not necessary for salvation. I have proven this already, but to reiterate: Romans 10:9 says if anyone confesses with their mouth the Lord Jesus and believes in their heart that Christ has risen from the dead, he will be saved. Either Paul was lying, flat-out wrong, or the only things necessary for salvation are confession and belief. This does not apply to devils and evil spirits because they're already in the afterlife. They were there with God and blew it by rebelling against Him. There is no hope for them. In fact, Hell was created just for them. "Baptism is for the forgiveness of sins. It is not a sin to be put in some list in the Bible." This is irrelevant. If being baptized is required for salvation, then surely it would say somewhere that not being baptized would condemn us. Yet it never does. If it keeps us out of Heaven, then it's a sin. "That is not the proposition. And baptism is not a work done by man. God does the work. Col. 2:12" I have already addressed Colossians 2:12. Baptism is a work done by man. You have to go to a pastor or priest to be baptized. You can boast in your baptism, as per Ephesians 2:8-9. However, Ephesians 2:8-9 says that we are saved by grace, through faith, not of works. Baptism is a work. Here are his questions: 1) I can't say for sure when Paul was saved. I wasn't there. It was probably when Ananias laid hands on him, for he said this: "Brother Saul, the Lord Jesus, who appeared to you on the road as you came, has sent me that you may receive your sight and be filled with the Holy Spirit." That's when he received the Holy Spirit and was saved. 2) "Can you tell me Book, chapter and verse. Where the Bible teaches, to invite Jesus into your heart through prayer?" Not off the top of my head. But that's irrelevant. The topic of this debate is if baptism is necessary for salvation. It is not. Confession and belief are (Romans 10:9). 3) "If we do not obey the direct command to be baptized can we be saved?" Again, yes. We are saved before we are baptized. However, if we are not baptized we are in disobedience. Also, one should be saved before beginning the ministry, as I indicated in my first argument. Now for my questions: 1) Why would Paul receive the Holy Spirit before he was baptized if he wasn't saved? 2) Why would Paul lie or be in error in Romans 10:9 if baptism really was necessary for salvation? Why would God allow people to be misled like that? 3) Can you find me one verse which states not being baptized will condemn you or keep you out of Heaven? I don't mean one where Christ alleged teaches we must be baptized to be saved (I have already shown how He is not saying that). I mean one in which it is said that not be baptized will condemn you or keep you out of Heaven. I look forward to my opponent's response.