Trent Horn

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1,841 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 8 Jun

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Which makes sense, because baptism is a universal sacrament.
God wants everybody to be baptized, because it takes you out of original sin and makes you an adopted child of God.
So because of that, how do you baptize somebody in a prison or in a desert or in the Arctic?
At the very least, if you have just a little bit of water to pour on them or even sprinkle, that's enough to affect the sacrament.
But immersion, it's like the fullness of baptism.
It has special signs to it.
It is valid, but not the only thing.
You treat it like going to church.
You are saying baptism and church attendance are, to use the Greek word, aphelimos, profitable.
So it's 2 Timothy 3.16.
It says that all Scripture is inspired by God, and it says it is aphelimos.
It is profitable, useful for teaching, reproof, correction, training, and righteousness.
It actually never says that Scripture is all you need.
So what you say there, because there's different views on baptism, because one view could say, well, it's not what saves you, but it is an ordinance that Christ commanded.
So the alternative view is it's not something that saves you, but if you were to not follow this ordinance of Christ, that would show you're not a true Christian to begin with.
But I don't think you're taking that far a view.
Your view seems to be more, yeah, God really wants us to do this, but if you don't do it, it doesn't say one way or another about your salvation.
Let me try—
But as a pledge for a clean conscience.
Yes.
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