Featured child baptism right or wrong ?

True, but... the Magisterial Reformers were state-churchists who habitually murdered Anabaptists and others, all while claiming to be following Jesus. Instead of following Him, I believe they were rejecting Him by their actions. Did they confess their sin of murder and ask God to forgive them? If so, why did they keep condoning it, being a part of it, and participating in it?

 

Yes, as our Reformed bethren tie OT circumcision into NT baptism, as the sign of one being part of the community of faith.

 

She might say that an infant John the Baptist "felt" the Holy Spirit, but she cannot say he "knew" the Holy Spirit." The Bible doesn't say that.

 

Thye Holy Spirit set apart John, Jeremiah, etc from the womb, unique cases, as were prophets of God!

 

Each group uses it to their advantage

 

I believe it's a matter of MISINFORMATION. Satan works constantly to misinform Christians in attempts to lead them astray. They simply don't know that baptizing someone won't save them. Thus, they act outta good intent, not maliciously or deliberately sinfully.

 

My In Laws were very afraind and upset with my wife and me, as they just did not know why we kept delaying water baptism for our boys, as they feared damnationif the boys died before the water hit them!

 

All spiritual deception originates with Satan. The source of misinformation is found in the doctrines of the denominations with which the parents identify. The reason they don't know that baptizing someone won't save them is because they have been taught it either saves the child or enables them to be saved.

A child of God should grow in the knowledge of his Savior and not continue in ignorance of spiritual practices. The Holy Spirit will guide them to the truth.

2Pe 3:17 KJV - Ye therefore, beloved, seeing ye know [these things] before, beware lest ye also, being led away with the error of the wicked, fall from your own stedfastness.

2Pe 3:18 KJV - But grow in grace, and [in] the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. To him [be] glory both now and for ever. Amen.