# Acts 2:38 is still in my Bible - why?

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**Created:** [August 12, 2017, 5:20pm UTC](https://boards.straightdope.com/t/acts-2-38-is-still-in-my-bible-why/793451 "2017-08-12T17:20:42Z")\
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> [@Do many Americans go outside the USA?](https://boards.straightdope.com/t/do-many-americans-go-outside-the-usa/105811/49):
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> Since this is from the New Testament, I assume the sticker refers to some argument regarding various Christian beliefs regarding baptism. But “still in the Bible” confuses me. I know some denominations baptize members as infants, and some wait until adulthood. Are there any Christian denominations that don’t baptize at all?

Some groups (mainly smaller, lesser-known ones) don’t exactly “not baptize” but they very much downplay it, as a reaction because so many groups misuse it and blow it out of proportion.

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