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What is your perspective on baptism?
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i think yes cause a 5 year old said if they wanted to be baptised rn and they most likely have not prayed or thought about it much.
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JoyBaker wrote:
What is your perspective on baptism? Well, I think you shouldn’t get baptized when you are, like 7 years old. It’s a bit too young. I feel like at around 10-15 yo. Might be better. Some people do, but personally, when I got baptized two years ago. It was a bit too stressful, I feel like maybe I but too young. At nearly 14, looking back, I wished a waited a year or two more. |
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I wouldn't say "a certain age," honestly. What matters is whether or not the child has accepted Jesus into their hearts. Little kids can do that; the problem is that many don't know how. I think the age doesn't really matter much (Not babies though!), as long as the person has accepted Christ as their Savior.
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I don't consider it as imperative as I did three years ago.
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sci_geeek wrote:
I wouldn't say "a certain age," honestly. What matters is whether or not the child has accepted Jesus into their hearts. Little kids can do that; the problem is that many don't know how. I think the age doesn't really matter much (Not babies though!), as long as the person has accepted Christ as their Savior. I agree totally. I don’t think children should be prevented from being baptized,(that is, if they have had some bible classes and can understand and make their own choice) but, I think some people go too far by baptizing babies/toddlers. |
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JoyBaker wrote:
sci_geeek wrote:
Catholicism and similar forms of it promote infantile baptism. I wouldn't say "a certain age," honestly. What matters is whether or not the child has accepted Jesus into their hearts. Little kids can do that; the problem is that many don't know how. I think the age doesn't really matter much (Not babies though!), as long as the person has accepted Christ as their Savior. I agree totally. I don’t think children should be prevented from being baptized,(that is, if they have had some bible classes and can understand and make their own choice) but, I think some people go too far by baptizing babies/toddlers. |
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Khriz Kool Katz wrote:
JoyBaker wrote:
Yep. Doesn't make much sense, imo sci_geeek wrote:
Catholicism and similar forms of it promote infantile baptism.I wouldn't say "a certain age," honestly. What matters is whether or not the child has accepted Jesus into their hearts. Little kids can do that; the problem is that many don't know how. I think the age doesn't really matter much (Not babies though!), as long as the person has accepted Christ as their Savior. I agree totally. I don’t think children should be prevented from being baptized,(that is, if they have had some bible classes and can understand and make their own choice) but, I think some people go too far by baptizing babies/toddlers. |
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sci_geeek wrote:
Khriz Kool Katz wrote:
It would to them. Their baptisms are to signify their being a part of that church. During the dark ages, the Holy Roman Empire used that as an advantage to have more clout over the people in Europe. JoyBaker wrote:
Yep. Doesn't make much sense, imosci_geeek wrote:
Catholicism and similar forms of it promote infantile baptism.I wouldn't say "a certain age," honestly. What matters is whether or not the child has accepted Jesus into their hearts. Little kids can do that; the problem is that many don't know how. I think the age doesn't really matter much (Not babies though!), as long as the person has accepted Christ as their Savior. I agree totally. I don’t think children should be prevented from being baptized,(that is, if they have had some bible classes and can understand and make their own choice) but, I think some people go too far by baptizing babies/toddlers. |
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JoyBaker wrote:
What is your perspective on baptism? I mean they just have to be the age where they can choose but they have to know what it actually is, what it means, and see if this is actually what they want to do or not. |
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jodiaz wrote:
JoyBaker wrote:
Exactly. What is your perspective on baptism? I mean they just have to be the age where they can choose but they have to know what it actually is, what it means, and see if this is actually what they want to do or not. |
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jodiaz wrote:
JoyBaker wrote:
Yep What is your perspective on baptism? I mean they just have to be the age where they can choose but they have to know what it actually is, what it means, and see if this is actually what they want to do or not. |
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Khriz Kool Katz wrote:
jodiaz wrote:
Yes, but that will be different ages for different children. A child could make that choice at 6, 8 or even 15. JoyBaker wrote:
Exactly.What is your perspective on baptism? I mean they just have to be the age where they can choose but they have to know what it actually is, what it means, and see if this is actually what they want to do or not. |
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glowtxt.com/ #Talentshowcasewriter Great is the LORD and most worthy of praise; his greatness no one can fathom. Psalm 145:3
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