Question

Stasiak says that the practice of infant baptism by the church today is sometimes justified by appealing to:

a. Biblical mandates
b. Tradition and community
c. Individual choice
d. Cultural norms

Answer 1

The practice of infant baptism in the church today is sometimes justified by tradition, community, and cultural norms.

Step-by-step explanation:

The practice of infant baptism in the church today is sometimes justified by appealing to tradition and community as well as cultural norms. Tradition and community play a role in the decision to baptize infants as it has been a long-standing practice in many religious traditions. Additionally, cultural norms can influence parents' decision to have their infants baptized, as it may be expected or customary in their particular culture.