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

My opponent refuses to make a rebuttal to my arguments. I have posted this video to explain better my position. Maybe if he understands my position he will make his rebuttal argument. My rules for question and answers still stand. They are listed below. And I will return to the written portion of this debate after this brief video. I hope after the explanation in this video. My opponent will understand the proposition. Also if he wishes to have a video rebuttal he is welcome to it. I will give any martial he presents my full attention. http://www.youtube.com... Before I answer my opponents questions. I will make a comment on his answers to my previous questions. I ask the following question> 1) "Can you provide a Bible that translates: eis>"because of"? He said: quote, "I did not mean it should have been translated "because of," Well if you did not mean it why did you say it? That is being dishonest! 2) I ask the following> Will anyone in heaven be allowed to enter with their sins? He said: quote "No. But this is irrelevant to the discussion. We both contend that sins must be forgiven, we just disagree on the method of forgiveness." So in fact, he saying devils and evil spirits will be in heaven. By is own admission it only takes belief for sins to be forgiven. And The apostle James says the devils also believe. This man's heaven is in reality a hell! Because the only way the Bible says our sins are remitted is through baptism. That question lead me to this one. Because I knew he would answer number two the way he did. I said>3) Can evil spirits confess and believe in Jesus? He said: quote 'No. In fact, Hell was created for the Devil and his angels (Matthew 25:41). Oh, my opponent said, devils could not confess and believe. Well he is DEAD wrong! The Bible says different. In Mark 1:23-24 the Bible says, "a man with an unclean spirit; and he cried out, saying, What have we to do with thee, Jesus thou Nazarene?" 1) A confession of Jesus made by a unclean spirit. And in, James 2:19 the demons also believe, and shudder. 2) Belief by a demon. UNBELIEVABLE!!! So here we have devils and demons confessing and believing. This man, my opponent with his doctrine has a heaven with devils and demons before the throne of God. How ridiculous, I have never heard such a blunder. And this is what is in our churches. Can you believe it! Now for my three questions: 1) If baptism is necessary for salvation, why does Paul leave it out in Romans 10:9? Because he said it in 42 other places, including in the book of Romans 2) If baptism is necessary for salvation, why is it not listed as a sin that will keep us out of Heaven, or as an unpardonable sin? Baptism is for the forgiveness of sins. It is not a sin to be put in some list in the Bible. 3) Other denominations contend there are other works which we must add to our salvation (e.g. Communion). Do you also believe these are necessary for salvation? That is not the proposition. And baptism is not a work done by man. God does the work. Col. 2:12 My questions: #1) In the Book of Acts when was the apostle Paul saved? Was it when he saw Jesus and believed? Was it when he prayed? Was it when he was healed? Was it when he was baptized? #2) Can you tell me Book, chapter and verse. Where the Bible teaches, to invite Jesus into your heart through prayer? #3) If we do not obey the direct command to be baptized can we be saved? Thanks