👉 Hemerobaptism is a term used in Christian theology to describe a baptism that involves only one person, usually a child or an infant. This practice was not widely practiced among early Christians until the 1st century AD, when it became more common as a way of saving the lives of infants and young children who were lost in their mother's womb. Hemerobaptism is often associated with the belief that God intended for all people to be saved through baptism. It is also sometimes
