To his word, to the law and to the testimony, let us see whether the Scriptures will support the supposition of infant baptism. The Scriptures do not assume infant baptism. Rather, the presumption of the Bible is against it. From beginning to end, this chapter fails to assume the practice of infant baptism.
Infants have no such choice.
This is not true of gurgling babies. He lives and acts the same as he did before he was baptized by the priest, but this is not true of those who received New Testament baptism. Fourth, one is a servant of the one whom he obeys. If not, the baptism of Romans 6 cannot include them. Here is why.