New answers tagged baptism
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What did "one baptism" in the Nicene Creed mean back then?
What did "one baptism" in the Nicene Creed meant back then?
Before going on I would like to point out a huge over looked historical fact about the First Council of Nicene of 325: The acts of ...
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What did "one baptism" in the Nicene Creed mean back then?
There is one body and one Spirit, just as you are called in one hope of your calling; One Lord, one faith, one baptism, One God and Father of all, who is above all, and through all, and in you all. ...
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Can I be rebaptized now that I have truly found God?
What follows is an objective and an "ecumenical" answer from BOTH the (Reformed) Baptist tradition and the Catholic tradition. This is ALSO not a pastoral answer, but objective information ...
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Can I be rebaptized now that I have truly found God?
According to the baptist church, you can be rebaptized. In fact, depending on the specific denomination of baptist, they may say you need to be rebaptized. If a baptist denomination says that you ...
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