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1. www.catholic.com › tract › baptism-immersion-onlyBaptism: Immersion Only? | Catholic Answers Tract

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   (Immersion is actually the usual mode of baptizing in the Catholic Church’s Eastern rites.) On the other hand, pouring best represents the infusion of the Holy Spirit also associated with water baptism. And all three modes adequately suggest the sense of cleansing signified by baptism.

2. www.equip.org › articles › is-baptism-by-immersionIs Baptism by Immersion the Only Correct Way to Be Baptized?

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   Apr 6, 2009 · There are three modes (or methods) of water baptism used in Christian churches today: immersion (in which the person is completely submerged), affusion (that is, pouring), and aspersion (sprinkling). Evangelical Christians are divided on the question of which mode or modes are proper forms of baptism. Some Christians (typically those who ...

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4. www.timothypauljones.com › church-history-when-didChurch History: When Did Churches Stop Baptizing by Immersion?

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   Aug 27, 2020 · John the Baptist chose to baptize in a particular location because water was plentiful in that place (John 3:23)—a concern that would have been irrelevant if John had considered pouring to be sufficient. In Christian baptism, believers are “buried … by baptism into death” (Romans 6:4; see also Colossians 2:11-12).

5. www.catholicdoors.com › misc › apologeticsCatholic Apologetics: Baptism: Immersion, Pouring or Sprinkling.

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   The Catholics Church and most Christian religions teach that water is essential to the administration of the Sacrament of Baptism. But when it comes to the manner in which the water should be used, there is controversy. Should it be done by immersion, pouring or sprinkling?

6. christianityfaq.com › catholic-church-recognizeDoes the Catholic Church Recognize Baptisms from Other ...

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   Jun 14, 2023 · The Catholic Church considers baptism from various Protestant denominations valid, even though they disagree with the theology that undergirds them. While the baptism must meet specific requirements for a Catholic church to recognize it, the Code of Canon 845 states that baptism must not be repeated.

7. faithalone.org › the-gospel-and-water-baptism-2The Gospel and Water Baptism: A Study of Acts 2:38

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   Mar 1, 1990 · Prologue. Is the demand for baptism (i.e., immersion in water) a part of the Gospel? Should every evangelistic sermon and every Gospel tract, in order to be biblical, include a demand for baptism?

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   Should water be used in baptism?

   • The Catholics Church and most Christian religions teach that water is essential to the administration of the Sacrament of Baptism. But when it comes to the manner in which the water should be used, there is controversy. Should it be done by immersion, pouring or sprinkling?

   Catholic Apologetics: Baptism: Immersion, Pouring or Sprinkling

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   Can a Catholic be baptized by immersion?

   • Baptism: Immersion Only? Although Latin-rite Catholics are usually baptized by affusion (pouring), they know that immersion (dunking) and sprinkling are also valid ways to baptize. Fundamentalists, however, regard only baptism by immersion as true baptism, concluding that most Catholics are not validly baptized at all.

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   What are the three modes of water baptism?

   • There are three modes (or methods) of water baptism used in Christian churches today: immersion (in which the person is completely submerged), affusion (that is, pouring), and aspersion (sprinkling). Evangelical Christians are divided on the question of which mode or modes are proper forms of baptism.

   Is Baptism by Immersion the Only Correct Way to Be Baptized?

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   Does baptism require dipping in water?

   • Even though this was not an immersion of the whole body, baptism was still understood to require dipping in the water, not merely pouring or sprinkling. Still today, Eastern Orthodox churches baptize infants by immersion.

   Church History: When Did Churches Stop Baptizing by Immersion?

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   How do Catholics baptize?

   • In the Roman Catholic Church, most believers are baptized by pouring (also known as infusion). At the same time, Catholics know that immersion (also known as dunking) and sprinkling are valid ways of baptizing. Some Protestant and Evangelical Churches reject all form of baptism other than immersion.

   Catholic Apologetics: Baptism: Immersion, Pouring or Sprinkling

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   Why is the Catholic Church not baptized?

   • Certain churches require more research. As a result, the baptism of some religions is rejected. For example, the Catholic Church, as a rule, does not accept baptisms performed in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. As a general rule, the Catholic Church believes it is better to baptize than be uncertain.

   Does the Catholic Church Recognize Baptisms from Other Denominations?

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9. evangelicalfocus.com › magazine › 2959A Beginner’s Guide to Baptism - Evangelical Focus

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   Oct 21, 2017 · Mark 1:10 reveals that Jesus came up out of the water after his baptism. John 3:23 explains that the Baptist baptized near Salim because “there was much water there” hinting that folk were immersed when baptized.