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    the next. Baptism‚ Brit Milah and Pidyon Ha-Ben are a means of entering the Christian and Jewish community‚ respectively. The ceremonies for these events reach out in two directions: horizontally‚ into the community around them; and vertically‚ into time past and future. These rituals also use symbols and create human experiences to communicate and celebrate the transformation. Baptism may occur at any point in a person’s life‚ but Roman Catholics believe that the sacrament of baptism is extremely

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    Baptism Every religion has certain rites and rituals that are crucial to the beliefs of the religion. Baptism is a sacramental rite within Christianity that initiates adherents into the total submission of God‚ through the role model of Jesus Christ. Baptism is often used as a statement of Christian beliefs‚ which is vital for salvation and‚ has a direct impact upon the individual and the community. As the rite of Baptism may vary between differing Christian denominations‚ the ritual is ultimately

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    by undertaking baptism. I will be discussing things such as how God is seen in each religion‚ who the first ancestors / founders of each religion were and what each religion uses for prayer. Catholicism‚ the monotheistic faith‚ practice‚ and church of of the Roman Catholic Church initially welcomes people into their faith through Baptism. Baptism is where a person

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    I grew up in a Christian home‚ and my family has always been very supportive in my faith and has encouraged me to seek God. I don’t remember the exact date or what happened‚ but I became a Christian when I was four‚ but at that young of an age I didn’t understand what that meant at all. I knew that I had invited Jesus into my heart and that he was supposed to be my best friend‚ but it didn’t mean anything to me. I continued to attend church and started going to Promiseland weekly‚ but I started

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    early Christians follows Roman models‚ and Roman symbolism: so‚ for example‚ Jesus is shown dressed as a philosopher and pictures include virtues represented as women - like the muses. Also‚ the need to keep the teachings of Jesus and the rite of Baptism secret meant that the artworks we recognise as Christian draw their themes from Old Testament (Torah) stories. These are seen in works like the sarcophagi of converts to Christianity. Because

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    The Baptism Debate

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    Often held as a rite of passage and entrance into the Christian church‚ baptism is much more than just symbolic ritual. Baptism was commanded by Jesus Christ in the Great Commission recounted in the book of Matthew. Even though we are simplistically called to be obedient by being baptized the Christian church has long debated the aspects of this ordinance. Denominations are divided on the basic meaning‚ types and modes of baptism even two thousand years after the founding of the Christian church.

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    Importance of Baptism

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    Importance of Baptism It has great significance. It is an outward symbol of an inner change and transformation that is supposed to take place beforehand. It is an act of sincerity and purity. So what exactly is this? – Baptism. In Christianity‚ Baptism is very important and signifies the beginning of a new life. It takes a lot of courage and fortitude to make this decision. Baptism is very important. Jesus said "If anyone desires to come after me‚ let him deny himself‚ and take up his cross

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    physical being‚ also sustains humanity’s spiritual essence. Water represents the first of the sacred sacraments—Baptism. The holy ritual of Baptism could be seen as the first gate one must pass along the Christian’s journeying road‚ and is synonymous with a person forged in new life. Both Sigridur Gudmarsdottir and Roderick C. Meredith bring two‚ strikingly dissimilar‚ perspectives of Baptism to the forefront. While Sigridur Gudmarsdottir is focused on water’s manifestation as a sacred symbol for spiritual

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    Gospel: Matthew 3: 13-17

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    Gospel: Matthew 3: 13-17 Homily: The gospel today was just like the gospel last Sunday. But today we celebrate the baptism of Jesus Christ. We celebrate Happy Three Kings‚ but now we celebrate it as epiphany meaning knowing Jesus. In the gospel today John doesn’t want to baptize Jesus. But why? Our priest told us that John doesn’t want to baptize Jesus because Jesus doesn’t have sins‚ and he told us also Jesus wants to be baptized because he took our sins. Jesus wants us to be saved from our sins

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    Celebrating the traditions and rituals of the seven sacraments are a momentous part of our Christian life. These sacraments are mended into our spiritual life and studied in order to strengthen our relationship with God. You can imagine how much the sacraments have changed over the past two millenniums. As our human race styles‚ beliefs‚ and morals have changed over time the sacraments have been morphed as well. But how have the Sacraments changed throughout the years‚ yet maintained their same

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