A bunch of links on baptism. Come on in and enjoy.<\/p>\n
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“This sacrament is the door of the Church of Christ A site<\/a> that talks about being baptized probably more along On Infant Baptism<\/a> based on deduction. While we’re over there let’s take a look at their study<\/a> on J.B. Nicholson Jr. has an excellent article on baptism over Update: <\/strong>Link submission by Brother Brian (a.k.a Sozo)<\/a>: Here,<\/a> Here<\/a> and Here<\/a>. \n<\/p>\n
\nand the entrance into a new life. We are reborn from the state of slaves of sin
\ninto the freedom of the Sons of God.” –Catholic Encyclopedia<\/a>\n<\/p>\n
\nthe lines of what Rory was talking about and you can see that on this chart
\nhere<\/a>.\n<\/p>\n
\nJollyblogger also offers a defense<\/a> of infant baptism
\nand from the outset points out that this doctrine is derived from “a ‘good and
\nnecessary consequence<\/a>’ from Scripture”
\nwhere he quotes the Westminster Confession. Mind you, I strongly disagree with
\nthis deduction and the justification of the process to get there, but I link
\nfor your reading pleasure. Might as well link to Bible.Org’s look at infant
\nbaptism<\/a> while we’re at it.\n<\/p>\n
\none baptism in Ephesians 4. Also I
\nwas pleasantly surprised to see that Hampton
\nalso offered the view that Christ is the one baptizing folk with the
\ninstrument\/agent of the Spirit (and thankfully, he further develops the point I
\nwould make about how the Agent is very alive and very active in the baptizing).\n<\/p>\n
\nat Uplook<\/a>.
\n(I’m trying to figure out who is mimicking who. They had phpnuke, I had phpnuke,
\nI went to mambo—now they’re using mambo! Although, much prettier: he said
\nthrough gritted teeth).<\/p>\n