Definition: The term "antipedobaptism" refers to a form of baptism that occurs before the believer's baptism with water, indicating they have not received the full Christian faith experience yet. Definition: Antipedobaptism involves a type of baptism where the believer has not fully embraced or received the baptismal power and grace of God. The belief in the power of God's baptismal gift is still present but the believer does not yet possess all the necessary conditions for salvation, such as believing in Jesus Christ as the savior, confessing his sins, and receiving the Holy Spirit. Antipedobaptism is often used to describe a form of baptism that has not been fully experienced by the believer due to spiritual or moral barriers. This type of baptism can be seen as a step towards salvation but may also have challenges related to faith development and subsequent conversion.
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