How do we relate to the other protestant denominations? E.g. Presbyterians, Methodists, Lutherans. Is there a easy way to understand the core differences and tenets of each denomination and how we relate to one another?

I understand the rationale behind it, to signify that the infant is under the new covenant of salvation, and i think the bible doesn't approve nor forbid infant baptism. but in my opinion, the infant does not get the baptism experience, signifying dying to the old self, and being resurrected in Christ + the declaration of faith associated with it.

So can a person be baptised again to declare their faith again? And is there any biblical basis for infant baptism?

It may be a bit sketchy to bow down to the communion table even if the object behind it is God (e.g. God gives us the sacraments like communion)? cf. Exo 32 where israel creates the golden calf (not saying communion table is golden calf), but then in verse 5 aaron says "tmr shall be a feast to the Lord" and builds the golden calf, implying a proper intent but incorrect means + object of our worship, so is something similar happening here?

Moreover, considering that we are living in an asian society where bowing down is associated with something religious, is it wise for us to consider not doing these things in the event it stumbles people? (cf. Rom 14:13-23) or is it that we hold on to traditions too much that we cannot stop it, even if the tradition itself is not helpful? either way, should not more education and understanding be taught about these things in the church so people don't think otherwise

This is asking more about how much of it is just holding on to tradition for its sake vs tradition shaping our faith

What does it mean to exhibit servanthood as a leader as compared to being a servant as a member?

What does DYB wants to achieved ?

- why do people bow down to the communion table (or maybe it is the cross)? + 2 follow up qns

- does it not seem a bit sketchy to bow down to the communion table even if the object behind it is God (e.g. God gives us the sacraments like communion)? cf. Exo 32 where israel creates the golden calf (not saying communion table is golden calf), but then in verse 5 aaron says "tmr shall be a feast to the Lord" and builds the golden calf, implying a proper intent but incorrect means + object of our worship, so is something similar happening here?

- considering that we are living in an asian society where bowing down is associated with something religious, is it wise for us to consider not doing these things in the event it stumbles people? (cf. Rom 14:13-23) or is it that we hold on to traditions too much that we cannot stop it, even if the tradition itself is not helpful?