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  1. MoreCoffee

    Hello Everyone....

    Hello Webster. :) Welcome to CH, a place where crazy people have occasional rants about theology - I am one of them - and where the less insane chat about the weather :P
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    The undisclosed age of “X”

    I like your post. I do not quite see why remembering is important. I was baptised in a Lutheran church when I was an infant, probably 2 years old or about that. I do not remember the event but I know the name of the church and the pastor who baptised me. I managed to contact them and obtain a...
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    The undisclosed age of “X”

    Catholics are not ageist about baptism, we baptise from age 0 to Age(max). But more fit in the age 0 group than any other, I think. :smirk:
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    Water Baptism

    Here's a musical thought about discussing baptism in this thread with Mennosota :)
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    Printer music.

    click ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8I6qt_Z0Cg
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    Water Baptism

    I agree, and so I have disengaged from it because not even the passages can be discussed when no attempt is made - no serious attempt - to deal with what the passage says rather than rehearsing one's theological stance again and again. You experience that with Josiah and I with Mennosota. PS: I...
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    Water Baptism

    I think it is better to stick with links to posts in this thread, as I did in my post. There's something deceitful about the approach you take to these scriptures Mennosota. When you are ready to discuss the passages and stop the obfuscation we can continue. I noticed the "like" from atpollard...
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    Water Baptism

    Click here and here. You might also click here because this topic has already been discussed and perhaps being reminded of what was written then will help now.
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    Water Baptism

    I anticipated the diversion in your post and wrote another to return to the topic. Click here
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    Water Baptism

    Mennosota is it not I alone who asserts that baptism saves the faithful. Saint Peter while inspired to write a letter by God in the Holy Spirit said it himself and I am echoing his teaching; namely, [18] For Christ also suffered once for sins, the righteous for the unrighteous, that he might...
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    Water Baptism

    What you see or do not see is not in dispute here but rather what the Lord Jesus Christ taught and what Christians believe as a consequence of Christ's teaching is. When you are ready to discuss what is written in holy scripture rather than dismiss it we can continue the discussion until then...
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    Australia misspells ‘responsibility’

    Silly reserve bank proof readers :P
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    Water Baptism

    I do not quite understand what you think can be lost in the first sense of salvation because it is the finished work of Jesus Christ in his life and then on the cross and then in his resurrection each happening while he was personally present on Earth. Nor do I understand what you think can be...
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    Are Christians obligated to keep the Sabbath?

    The first day of the week in Jewish calendars is what we call Sunday (technically what we call Saturday night and Sunday day time). Saturday (Friday night and Saturday day time) is the Sabbath day in Jewish calendars. Christians gathered to worship Jesus Christ on Saturday nights and Sunday...
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    Biblical divorce

    You can get a civil divorce and if you were a Catholic Christian then you would almost certainly be granted an annulment on the grounds that you gave in your post - the marriage was entered into under falsehoods that materially affect the validity of the 'marriage' so much so and so profoundly...
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    Water Baptism

    Three senses for Christian salvation is enough for the time being and salvation is tied to Christian baptism according to the scriptures. Other baptisms existed in times past and there were numerous types of Christian baptism in the scriptures of the old testament but the one baptism that really...
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    Water Baptism

    You are welcome to maintain your theological myths if you want to. I am not entertaining them.
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    Water Baptism

    You're on the wrong road. It is not about destruction. It is about salvation. Everyone knows that people need to be saved from something and that the something from which they need to be saved is dangerous and deadly but that is not the thing that baptism is about because baptism is about being...
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    Water Baptism

    No, it is not the end of any story. Being saved is not a done deal all sign sealed and delivered this side of the last Judgement. Salvation is threefold in its application. First it is (for the faithful living today) a past event having been completed by the Lord on the Cross and at the...
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    Water Baptism

    .. Of course baptism saves, that is exactly what saint Peter says and what the Lord Jesus Christ said. The issue is not if Baptism saves, which it obviously does according to the holy scriptures. The issue is what is salvation and is a slogan like "once saved always saved" even remotely like...
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