baptisms

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A question about the legal consequences of "baptisms"?

kendedes2011 @kendedes2011 (2712) • Indonesia 15 Aug 11

Assumed case: A married couple, one is an atheist, the other Catholic (or Protestant or whatever) The "faithful" parent manages to get hold of a priest who baptized the child at the request of that, there is an entry in the...

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Bubbles in cake form!!

oldchem1 @oldchem1 (8132) 19 Jan 11

My new granddaughter was christened on Sunday and my eldest daughter made her christening cake as a gift for her. It was of course as beautiful as ever and as the babies parent's used to call her 'Bubbles' before she was born...

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Baptism with Fire and Water plus Holy Spirit

Kofficup @Kofficup (150) • Philippines 1 Jul 08

When I was a child my mom and dad had me baptized to a Catholic Church. I grew up with our faith as Catholics but I don't practice it. I am not happy being as religious as the Philippines. Baptism is one of the Christian menu to...

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Returning to church

eden32 @eden32 (3973) • United States 1 Mar 08

I was raised in the Catholic church. We went to church every weekend. I attended Catholic schools for most of my school years, and overall enjoyed it. Yet as a young adult I found that I didn't truly believe what Catholics...

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How about the baptism you have witnessed?

Karpov @Karpov (68) • Australia 17 Apr 07

Two weeks ago I went to a fellowship in my university for the first time. In coincidence there was a baptism. The ritual went like this: the 8 persons who was going to receive the baptism kneeled in the water and the baptist (I am...

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How about a wedding in Cebu? Article from Philstar

driedmango @driedmango (356) • Philippines 9 Apr 07

Have fun! I'm encoding this article for you. --- Going beyond weddings in Cebu FORTyFIED By Cecile Lopez Lilles The Philippine STAR 04/08/2007 Rustan’s and Shangri-la Mactan Island Resort and Spa, together with Wedding...

I love my new church, but theres no crosses inside of it or bibles??

PoeTalker @PoeTalker (715) • United States 5 Mar 07

My new church is great and it's open to a variety of christians. It doesn't specify any type of form of christianity or single people out. I love it so much, it's a very nice Church and has hundreds of members. It's like a...

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They won't baptize my child!!!

candygurl24 @candygurl24 (1879) • Canada 25 Jan 07

Ok, if you are used to my other discussions, you will remember that I myself am not religious, and may question why I even care that they won't baptize my child. My oldest daughter is indeed baptized to be Catholic, as I was,...

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Do you HAVE to go to church?

Bee1955 @Bee1955 (3882) • United States 14 Jan 07

I come from a family who only went to church on Easter, Christmas, baptisms, weddings, funerals, christenings and confirmations. Why? Because the pastor was there. My father always said that you didnt have to go to church to...

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Christenings/Baptisms

megs85 @megs85 (3142) • Australia 7 Dec 06

Have you been christened/baptised? Have you had your children christened/baptised? Would you say that christening/baptising children is as popular today as it has been in the past? Why do you think that?

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THIS IS HOW TO GET TO HEAVEN

STEFAN0871 @STEFAN0871 (55) • Canada 6 Sep 06

2.9 PREFACE This study series was put together with much love, faith, and prayer to help people seeking God to come to a full knowledge of the truth. It lays a foundation for their spiritual walk with God that will last a...

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