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Then why does SS and ST teach us that. One baptism for forgiveness of sins, Do you believe then that a child is not brought into this world with sin?
If baptism truly does forgive sins, then why must we profess faith and belief in Jesus Christ as the only begotten Son, who came to “take away the sins of the world!”? Why not just get baptized and be done with it? All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God! But is a baby aware of sin, as adults are?:rolleyes:
 
Bill Pick;6409886:
rinnie;6409311:
Not sure if ALL scripture came from the mouths of the early church fathers:confused:Circumcision was done as part of God’s covenant with the Jews.Do children in the catholic church get baptized at eight days, as is the custom for circumcision? Do you seriously believe that a baby has a state of mine, Billy? Do you think they are cognizant of what’s happening to them when they are sprinkled? If the Blood of Christ washes way sin, and the child does not know Christ, can you really say that they re saved? Let’s say they get baptized(sprinkled at 2 years old, and begin a lifelong sin campaign, are they saved?
Sprinkling is not correct as the water is poured not sprinlked. In fact, sprinkling would not be considered vallid. Sorry I didn’t catch this before:blush: I don’t know how far back you remember but I heard someone say they could remember their birth. The first I remember was when I was 7 month. I could go on about this but it really is a moot pointl. I don’t remember when I was vacinated either but that doesn’t mean it didn’t take. The Eucharist was the fullfillment of Passover that doesn’t mean that it has to be done like passover. It has come into its greater meaning being fullfilled by Jesus. You aren’t saved until you are judged by God. We don’t believe in OSAS.
 
If baptism truly does forgive sins, then why must we profess faith and belief in Jesus Christ as the only begotten Son, who came to “take away the sins of the world!”? Why not just get baptized and be done with it? All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God! But is a baby aware of sin, as adults are?:rolleyes:
Exactly. I was baptised as a baby and since i do not remember it, it has done nothing to me. Did I know sin at the age of 4 months old I think not.
 
If baptism truly does forgive sins, then why must we profess faith and belief in Jesus Christ as the only begotten Son, who came to “take away the sins of the world!”? Why not just get baptized and be done with it? All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God! But is a baby aware of sin, as adults are?:rolleyes:
Baptism is not only a belief in Jesus but obedience to Him as well. We don’t believe that you are saved by saying I believe. It takes more that that. If you do believe in Jesus you would belong to the Church He founded as He intended.
 
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Not really. If you are speaking of His baptism, then it would make no sense. If you are speaking of His crucifixion, you have more of a point but barely. I am not saying that immersion didn’t take place. I am saying that it was not the only way baptism was performed. That is an historical fact. The early Christians, that is those who lived within fifty years of Jesus’ death did not insist on immersion.
Now please let us get back to the topic of Purgatory.
Like I said, it is a draw! And sprinkling as far as I know was authorized, if the water supply was not adequate. So with all the water available today, why would you still sprinkle? And I figure that purgatory must be a lot like the Twilight Zone; or limbo:confused: I have not found any scriptures(even the ones quoted by catholics to prove the theory of purgatory!:rolleyes:
 
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Bill Pick;6409886:
Sprinkling is not correct as the water is poured not sprinlked. In fact, sprinkling would not be considered vallid. Sorry I didn’t catch this before:blush: I don’t know how far back you remember but I heard someone say they could remember their birth. The first I remember was when I was 7 month. I could go on about this but it really is a moot pointl. I don’t remember when I was vacinated either but that doesn’t mean it didn’t take. The Eucharist was the fullfillment of Passover that doesn’t mean that it has to be done like passover. It has come into its greater meaning being fullfilled by Jesus. You aren’t saved until you are judged by God. We don’t believe in OSAS.
And we don’t believe in purgatory:p OSAS is on another thread, but the jury is still out on that issue! I can only remember back to three years old. It sounds as though you are making baptism more important than salvation, when baptism is just a part of the salvation process! What does,“All who call upon the Name of Jesus wil be saved mwean?”
 
Bill Pick;6409886:
rinnie;6409311:
Not sure if ALL scripture came from the mouths of the early church fathers:confused:Circumcision was done as part of God’s covenant with the Jews.Do children in the catholic church get baptized at eight days, as is the custom for circumcision? Do you seriously believe that a baby has a state of mine, Billy? Do you think they are cognizant of what’s happening to them when they are sprinkled? If the Blood of Christ washes way sin, and the child does not know Christ, can you really say that they re saved? Let’s say they get baptized(sprinkled at 2 years old, and begin a lifelong sin campaign, are they saved?
Whoever beieves and is Baptized will be saved,whoever does not believe will be condemned Mark 16;16
 
adrift;6408700:
Like I said, it is a draw! And sprinkling as far as I know was authorized, if the water supply was not adequate. So with all the water available today, why would you still sprinkle? And I figure that purgatory must be a lot like the Twilight Zone; or limbo:confused: I have not found any scriptures(even the ones quoted by catholics to prove the theory of purgatory!:rolleyes:
I will repeat we do not sprinkle. Sprinkling was never done. The water was poured. Evene with a small amount of water you could stilll pour. I can pour a table spoon. I don’t care if you come to the conclusion that you don’t see the same meaning in Scripture but to dismiss those scriptures by merely saying I haven’t found any Scripture is dishonest. You have not explained why scripture says that a sin against the Holy Spirit will not be forgivne in this world or the world to come? What sins will be forgiven after you are dead? How will they be forgiven?
You have to be perfect to enter heaven. How is that accomplished? These are questions already asked but you haven’t answered them.
 
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And we don’t believe in purgatory:p OSAS is on another thread, but the jury is still out on that issue! I can only remember back to three years old. It sounds as though you are making baptism more important than salvation, when baptism is just a part of the salvation process! What does,“All who call upon the Name of Jesus wil be saved mwean?”
Whoever beieves and is Baptized will be saved,whoever does not believe will be condemned Mark 16;16
If you are not going to discuss Purgatory, then maybe this thread should be closed.👍
 
Baptism is not only a belief in Jesus but obedience to Him as well. We don’t believe that you are saved by saying I believe. It takes more that that. If you do believe in Jesus you would belong to the Church He founded as He intended.
So, I am fine, because I believe in Jesus with all my heart, soul, and mind, and am not a catholic!👍
 
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Bill Pick;6411417:
I just gave you a Bible verse if you do not like it then you arue not pull me into it,fight your fight I do not have a dog in this fight
And I read your verse! And it pretty much echoes what I said; believe in Jesus Christ and be baptized! And you had a dog in there, must have gotten swallered up, you reckon?
 
Baptism is not only a belief in Jesus but obedience to Him as well. We don’t believe that you are saved by saying I believe. It takes more that that. If you do believe in Jesus you would belong to the Church He founded as He intended.
So, I am fine, because I believe in Jesus with all my heart, soul, and mind, and am not a catholic!👍
Your faith is demonstrated by being obedient to Jesus. He founded a Church, now called the Catholic Church. So if you believe in Jesus why don’t you belong to His Church? I believe the bible speaks of people who only give lip service:sad_yes:
 
Your faith is demonstrated by being obedient to Jesus. He founded a Church, now called the Catholic Church. So if you believe in Jesus why don’t you belong to His Church? I believe the bible speaks of people who only give lip service:sad_yes:
Mainly because I believe that Jesus’s church was not just the catholic church, but the Body of Believers(you know, all of us who are in Christ Jesus). Don’t be so territorial when it comes to Jesus, you shut the rest of us out! Are you one who gives lip service as you are accusing me?:cool:
 
Mainly because I believe that Jesus’s church was not just the catholic church, but the Body of Believers(you know, all of us who are in Christ Jesus). Don’t be so territorial when it comes to Jesus, you shut the rest of us out! Are you one who gives lip service as you are accusing me?:cool:
Jesus is the one who said that the road to perdition was wide while the road to heaven is narrow. I am not shutting you out. I would like you to come in:thumbsup: You took it wrong if you thought I was accusing you that was not my intent. I was trying(obviously poorly) to point out that you have to do more than say I believe. After all even the devil believes.
 
Jesus is the one who said that the road to perdition was wide while the road to heaven is narrow. I am not shutting you out. I would like you to come in:thumbsup: You took it wrong if you thought I was accusing you that was not my intent. I was trying(obviously poorly) to point out that you have to do more than say I believe. After all even the devil believes.
Forgive me for my choice of wods, but there are many catholics on this forum who do make us feel unworthy because we are not catholics! We love and believe in Jesus as much as you do!👍
 
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