Is Baptism Necessary for Salvation? Part 4

So far in this series you might be asking, but what about the really tricky verses like 1 Peter 3:21 which explicitly states that "baptism now saves you". Matt Slick from CARM.org embarks on the task of explaining these verses, and then goes onto addressing the consequences of believing that a person must be baptised to be saved.

This is a four part video series, with this one being the last in the series. So if you haven't seen the previous parts, you can by clicking the following links: Part one, two, and three.

Is Baptism Necessary for Salvation? Part 3

What about the verses in the Bible that seems to teach that baptism is a requirement for salvation? In this video, Matt Slick from CARM.org continues discussing this important topic, addressing those tricky verses that seem to contradict the clear teaching of Scripture regarding baptism.

The next video in the series will be posted tomorrow. This is part 3:

Is Baptism Necessary for Salvation? Part 2

In this video, Matt Slick from CARM.org continues discussing the important topic of whether baptism is a requirement for someone to be saved. He begins by comparing new covenant baptism to the circumcisions which was performed in the old covenant.

The next video in the series will be posted tomorrow. This is part 2:

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Is Baptism Necessary for Salvation?

The belief that a person must be baptised to be saved is not an uncommon one. It has been taught by the Roman Catholic Church for centuries and many of the cults teach the same thing. This is why Matt Slick from CARM.org has taken on the task to examine what the Bible has to say about this issue in four short videos.

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Isn't it Unscientific to posit God at the Beginning of the Universe?

In this short 2 minute video, Dr. William Lane Craig responds to the objection that it is unscientific to say that God is the creator of the universe.

Is the Roman Catholic Church the same as Christianity?

Many people assume that Roman Catholicism is the same as Christianity. Thus, many unbelievers try and accuse Christians for the bad actions of the Roman Catholic Church. To counter this assumption, Matt Slick from CARM.org explains in this video why it is simply not true to say that the two are the same. He does this by giving various examples of key doctrines of which the Bible affirms and yet the Roman Catholic Church denies.

What about those who've never heard?

An objection that is brought up commonly in conversations with unbelievers is one regarding those that live in remote villages or islands and the fact that they have never heard of Jesus or the Bible. The question is raised, "How can God judge them for their actions when they have never heard about Him?" Greg Koukl, from Stand to Reason, in this 4-minute video provides us with an answer to this question.