Purpose for Infant Baptisms

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thecourt said:
Randy Carson do not play the fact if those who do not join Catholicism are going to hell. That is part of your doctrine.
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Once again, thecourt, you are upset by what you THINK Catholics believe.

Hard to believe that you really were Catholic, but I’ll have to take your word on it, I guess.

Oh, while I have your attention…

**Fourth Request

**When was the Jewish infant allowed to say, “Tell the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob that I do not want this”?

When are the dead for whom Mormons are baptized allowed to say, “I do not want this”?
 
Akini said:
At least Catholics have every chance of going to Heaven. There is a very slim chance for those who are outside the One Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church.

Akini
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Salvation is going to happen, now that I am a member of the true church, leaving Catholicism a long time ago.
 
For Latter Day Saints, I am very sorry for you. I will continue to pray for you and your like. Simply join the One and Holy Catholic Church,and strictly or adhere to Catholic teachings, and I assure you 100% that you will be safe in Heaven when you depart from this world.

Akini
 
Originally Posted by crowcounty
at least some catholics are humble, "at least sounds like an infant baptism, but as a catholic i must point out that according to our doctrine if a person is baptised properly even if donE by NON BELIEVER IS VALID…so whoever you may be eather you like it or not if you are baptised in the name of the trinity for the remission of sins you are part of the universal church and that means weather you admit it or agree or whatever if you are really baptised you are catholic

A NON BELIEVER is I suppose is the one who does NOT believe in the Blessed Trinity. In the above quotation definitely, the “NON BELIEVER” believes in the Blessed Trinity. I deduce from the above that my friend crowcounty is actually talking about a BELIEVER, thus, in this case the baptism can be considered VALID.

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thecourt said:
Salvation is going to happen, now that I am a member of the true church, leaving Catholicism a long time ago.
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I don’t believe the bitterness is one orf the requisites for salvation. in fact it works against it .hope you find the peace that you lack now.
 
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