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Throughout church history, the issue of infant baptism has been a divisive subject. It arose into normalcy as a uniting force in a Christianized empire during the time of Constantine. Everyone who was baptized as an infant was supposedly a Christian and a citizen of the empire.
But the Scriptures do not advocate or prescribe infant baptism. The Anabaptists opposed infant baptism, insisting that one must personally believe in Christ before being baptized.