What is right in Baptism?

I'm a catholic and you are right to say that our baptismal practices include sprinkling infants. I guess by virtue of my religion, this is a practice that I am more used to. However, I don't think there is a "right" or "wrong" way of baptizing. Baptism is a rite to welcome people into their religion. For us it is a way of introducing people to God and to welcoming them into life with Jesus Christ. The actions involved in the actual rites are more symbolic so I believe that the meaning behind them is more important than the actions themselves.

Baptism is not the agency or means of Salvation. This means that Baptism has never saved anyone nor ever will it. Our Saving Grace only comes by receiving and believing The Lord Jesus Christ as our personal Saviour, then and only then are we ready as a candidate for Baptism. Baptism is not offered in Scriptures as an option as to whether it is by sprinkling or immersion. At all times Baptism must be observed by immersion and not by dipping or sprinkling. This is demonstrated in Matthew 3:16, "And Jesus, when He was baptized, went up straightway out of the water:"

As for baptism, the bible is very clear, Even the word baptisim means emersion. And the bible says to baptise in the name of the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit (ghost) for the renission of sin.

I think its a Load of Hog-wash. I am not baptised, and neither are my kids. If its got anything to do with Organised religion I want No Part of it. Religion is just a Money-grab.

Well Baptism is a rite to wash the child of the Original Sin commeted by his/her parents to concive him/her and here it is usually in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Ghost. We don't immerge babies in water but pour a cup of holy water on the head and the parents say something like "I accept God..." or "I don't accept Satan..." (don't know the real translation, sorry) in place of their child (because he can't at the time - Confirmation is when the kid says the same "promises" made by his/her parents doring Baptism but this time s/he thinks for him or herself, usually when you're 11 years old). It's not for salvation but to present the baby to God and to introduce him/her to the Religion. I don't know why Jesus was baptised because he wasn't born with the Original Sin and I don't know if our Baptism is written in the Bible (I'm not much religious even if I'm Catholic and Baptised) Nowadays every baby is baptised (I mean Catholic ones) even if the parents aren't too religious, don't ask me why but I think it became something to follow (for this reason I'm not to close with my religion).