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    Catholic Baptism

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    Sacrament of Baptism: Gateway to New Life Baptism The word ’Baptism’ comes from a Greek word baptizein that means to ’plunge’ or ’immerse’. To ’plunge’ someone in water represents the person dying‚ being buried and resurrecting with Christ as a ’new creature.’ (C.C.C. # 1214) Some call this Sacrament ’the washing of regeneration and renewal by the Holy Spirit’ because Baptism results in a new birth of water and the Spirit. Without it‚ no one can enter the Kingdom of God. [Jn. 3:5] (C.C.C

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    Infant Baptism

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    Infant Baptism Nathan Froehlich Azusa Pacific University Infant Baptism Infant baptism has been a deciding theological issue for present denominations and has caused divisions in the church. Salvation and baptism go hand-in-hand in the Christian faith and its importance is evident. So should infants be baptized? I am faced with an important decision by my Presbyterian pastor as he encourages me to baptize my adopted infant. Given my Baptist background I would respond to my pastor with a polite

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    The Sacrament of Baptism

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    The Sacrament of Baptism The Sacrament of Baptism is a landmark event in the life of Christians. And though the various Christian denominations have the own vision of the Office of Baptism‚ the meaning of this act is the same because it means the adoption of a person into the church. Thus‚ the main aim of this assignment is to research the Sacrament of Baptism from various perspectives‚ including its meaning for the person’s existence‚ and the ways how it can influence on human life. To start

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    St Paul of Tarsus had contributed greatly to the development and religious expression of Christianity. His education as a Pharisee under Rabbi Gamaliel gave him an excellent rabbinical and scriptural background for writing‚ speaking and debating holding a context of high authority as he was able to establish that Jesus of Nazareth was undoubtedly the Messiah due to his extensive knowledge of the Old Testament and the Covenant. Due to this aspect of his authority‚ many people believed what he was

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    Baptism

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    I grew up in a Christian home‚ and my family has always been very supportive in my faith and has encouraged me to seek God. I don’t remember the exact date or what happened‚ but I became a Christian when I was four‚ but at that young of an age I didn’t understand what that meant at all. I knew that I had invited Jesus into my heart and that he was supposed to be my best friend‚ but it didn’t mean anything to me. I continued to attend church and started going to Promiseland weekly‚ but I started

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    Water Baptism

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    Water Baptism Baptize Where do we get the word Baptize? The word Baptize has been derived from the Greek ‘baptizo’ – which literally means to dip‚ plunge‚ or completely immerse in liquid. From the Greek‚ the word was used in the Art of Dyeing. An article had to be completely immersed or dipped in the dye so that whatever was being dipped – was completely “changed” in color. The use of the word in much of the New Testament gives clarity that sprinkling or pouring of water on the individual

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    early Christians follows Roman models‚ and Roman symbolism: so‚ for example‚ Jesus is shown dressed as a philosopher and pictures include virtues represented as women - like the muses. Also‚ the need to keep the teachings of Jesus and the rite of Baptism secret meant that the artworks we recognise as Christian draw their themes from Old Testament (Torah) stories. These are seen in works like the sarcophagi of converts to Christianity. Because

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    The oil on canvas painting The Conversion of St Paul by Michelangelo da Caravaggio was made circa 1601‚ showing the biblical story of St Paul‚ formerly Saul. The painting depicts St Paul lying on the ground‚ blinded. He is beside a horse who seems confused and a servant‚ who also seems confused. The servant is shown in drab clothing and no shoes‚ while St Paul is shown in a rich man’s red and orange outfit‚ looking bright‚ and in his best clothing. His helmet is beside him on the ground‚ seeming

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    Note on Baptism

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    or celebrated adjacent to the main form of Sunday worshipCandidate receives water on the head. Baptism with water- Profession of faith Gathering hymn‚ psalm or anthem- Priest or minister greets congregation- Sermon - Candidates presented- Baptismal Covenant prayers. 9. Welcome by Priest or Deacon- Questioning of parents to confirm their wish of baptism- Sign of cross traced on child’s forehead- Liturgy of word- Homily 10. Celebrate within a wider rite

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    Buddhist Baptism

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    Baptism For Roman Catholics‚ a baptism is basically a holy introduction into the church; a welcoming. Baptism is very significant to Christians as they believe that being baptised is essential to being forgiven for sinning and eventually being saved (getting into heaven)‚ and in Roman Catholicism babies who are not baptised (and have died at birth) may go into a place called Limbo‚ at the edge of Hell. This belief is related to Jesus saying “amen I say to thee‚ unless a man is born of water and

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