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1.) Luther believed in infant baptism.

Many Christians have, including some of the translators of the KJB. This is not going to keep them out of the Kingdom of God, though it is imperfect doctrine.

2.) Luther MURDERED ana-baptists because they believed in believer baptism.

Really? First of all, where is the proof that Luther killed anyone? Second, using the word "murdered" is rhetoric and emotive language. Third, Anabaptists were not perfect.

3.) Luther was one of the biggest anti-semites ever to walk this Earth

Actually, the Catholics in Rome were more "anti-Semitic", and plenty of other folk too. Yellow stars and ghettos were Catholic inventions.

The Bible makes it clear how we can know believers: Doctrine, their love for the brethren and their fruit.

Doctrine: infant baptism
Love for God's people: murdered believers and wrote about doing the same to Jews.
Fruit: Lutheran church CULT that still believes in infant baptism and the Holocaust.

The doctrine of infant baptism is not going to stop a person going to heaven if they are saved.

The brethren are believers in Christ, which means that various Jews are not brethren.

The Luthern Church is not a cult, though quite imperfect, and is obviously not pro-Nazi today.

To attack truth in this way puts a person into the same camp as the Romanists.