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Question by : Is following Christ enough to get saved or do you need baptism/eucharist?
Is this true? I suppose if you follow Christ, you will do these things to the best of your abilities, but let say if you don’t go to the eucharist often, would it be bad?
What do you think in general, is following Christ enough? The thief next to Jesus was saved doing all he could!
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Answer by mintman123
You have to ear crackers like the Catholics do and drink cheap wine
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Question by Hatefultroll: Do the Methodist have a time limit on Christenings since I missed my child being in infant baptism?
I’m waiting on her father to get home, my babies, do the Christening.
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Answer by JoeBama
The idea of infant baptism is related to the mistaken idea that babies are born with the guilt of inherited sin. If a baby is guilty of sin, the thought is that they should be baptized to wash away that sin.
The Bible however teaches that “sin is the transgression of the law.” (1 John 3:4) If a baby is guilty of sin, what law have they transgressed? A baby is not capable of transgressing, or even understanding, any law.
But, what about inherited sin (guilt)?
This idea goes against many verses, including Ezekiel 18:20.
“The soul who sins shall die. The son shall not bear the guilt of the father, nor the father bear the guilt of the son. The righteousness of the righteous shall be upon himself, and the wickedness of the wicked shall be upon himself.”
This verse clearly teaches that children do not inherit the guilt of sin.
Those who teach infant baptism many times point to the households that were baptized in the New Testament. They assume these households had infants and those young children were included in the baptism.
This, however is just an assumption. It is risky to base your doctrine on a guess that cannot be proven from the Scriptures!
In fact, the context of many of these scriptures DISPROVE infant baptism. Notice for example the household of the keeper of the prison in Acts 16.
He was baptized with his household (verse 33). But notice also, all his household was taught ( verse 32), and they all believed (verse 34). An infant cannot be taught, and an infant cannot believe. Therefore, “household” here does not include any infants.
In fact, to be baptized one must first believe and repent, therefore, baptism is not for infants. (Mark 16:16, Acts 2:38)
Notice the eunuch in Acts 8. He asked, “What hinders me from being baptized?” (verse 36) “Then Philip said, ‘If you believe with all your heart, you may.’” (verse 37)
A baby cannot believe, therefore a baby would not meet this requirement for one to be baptized.
Acts 8:12 says, “But when they believed Philip as he preached the things concerning the kingdom of God and the name of Jesus Christ, both men and women were baptized.” Notice it says they were baptized “when they believed” and the ones being baptized were “men and women”!
Acts 18:8 says, “And many of the Corinthians, hearing, believed and were baptized.” Notice the order. They heard, they believed, then they were baptized.
An infant cannot believe, therefore they are not yet candidates for scriptural baptism!
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Question by Melissa Swan: do adopted babies ever have a second christening/baptism/naming ceremony?
I know baptism is supposed to be a one-time event, but what if the baby was baptised with a birth name and is then adopted with a new name??? So the baptism certificate would have the wrong name and probably most adoptive parents don’t have the baptism certificate…….what happens then?
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Answer by julie j
Hi Melissa,
I didn’t know children were only supposed to be baptized once. Once a child is adopted, the AP’s are going to change the child’s religion to whatever they want anyway. If both families happen to belong to the same religion then there would be 2 certificates stating that under different names.
My family had me baptized one religion. Then years later, our adoptive family baptized us a different religion. I belong to neither of those religions as an adult. Two documents exist for me under different names & different religions.
Families receive records of baptisms at that time. Records of baptisms are also kept by churches. Obtaining copies of any of their baptisms is not a problem for the adoptee as long as they know their original name and the correct churches where it happened.
julie j
reunited adult adoptee
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Question by : What would be a good gift to give friend for his baptism?
I wanna give my friend something, like a card because he is being baptized tomorrow. What is a line from the bible (New testiment?) that is like powerful and is like “I love & support you”. I don’t know anything about religion. I think he’s Catholic, but I want to fully support him and show that I am there for him.Thanks <3
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Answer by Church of the Holy Stump
a towel
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