Mode of Baptism
The practice of baptizing infants is called this word
Paedobaptism
The earliest church records show the common practice of baptism by this mode
Immersion
This man, of Jesus' disciples, was crucified upside down in Rome
Peter
The books included in the Jewish scriptures are the same as those in this Christian group's version of the Bible
Protestants
Baptism by Immersion could imply either a) going waste deep in water, or b) total _____
Submersion
There are no explicit records of infant baptism until this century
Third century
No, this man did not drive all of the snakes out of Ireland!
St. Patrick
Protestants, Roman Catholics, and this third Christian group each have a different set of books in their Bible
Orthodox
This theology of baptism only allows for the baptism of professing believers in Jesus Christ
Credobaptism
Baptism of believers in the early church was often postponed until this feast day
Easter
This writer of many New Testament books was beheaded in Rome in 64 A.D.
Paul
The Gospel of Thomas is perhaps the most famous of this group of discarded books
Gnostic Gospels
"Affusion" is a word which describes baptism by doing this
Pouring
In the earliest days of the church, baptism by sprinkling was likely only practiced for ______ reasons
Medical
Tradition names this early Christian philosopher with a word meaning, "a person who is killed because of their religious beliefs"
Justin Martyr
This Old Testament book is extended in the Roman Catholic Bible
Esther
This term refers to sprinkling of water, primarily in the baptism of infants
Aspersion
Historian Laurie Guy writes, "The church most likely practiced full immersion, partial immersion..." and this
Affusion
This early martyr is famous for being one of the earliest extra-biblical Christian figures whose writings survived
Polycarp
These books included in the Old Testament of some churches are called "Deuterocanonical" or this other word
Apocrypha