Baptism - Страница 7 - Форум по искусству и инвестициям в искусство

Кирилл Сызранский · 21.01.2012, 12:29

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This is the baptism (from Greek. Βάπτισμα: baptism).

And what have the Baptists?

Артём · 21.01.2012, 12:59

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And what have the baptism

It is their rite - immersion in water. ( rites for fixing in the minds of believers of some religious beliefs and strengthen the faith ). Before the revolution we were not. In the hole they dived members of certain communities ( Baptist ).
In addition, as we know , Baptist - one of Protestant Christianity (protestantis - publicly maintained) - something that we are with you and see . In foreign sites all told very well and consistently .

Кирилл Сызранский · 21.01.2012, 13:33

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It's their ritual - immersion in water.

But in all the Christian denominations baptize with water.

Baptists do not just baptized in infancy, but already mature (conscious) age.

tivat · 21.01.2012, 13:47

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This is their rite - immersion in water. (rites for fixing in the minds of believers of some religious beliefs and strengthen the faith). Before the revolution we were not. In the hole they dived members of certain communities (Baptist).
In addition, as we know, Baptist - one of Protestant Christianity (protestantis - publicly maintained) - something that we are with you and see. In foreign sites all told very well and consistently.

From the history of swimming at the Epiphany:

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The main celebration of Baptism and Epiphany Day was "going to the Jordan" and vodosvyatie. Purification rites with "Jordan" of water were focused on the welfare of people and cattle were not only houses, but also on the "Jordan". Many people, especially the sick, hoping to get washed right out of the health of "Jordan"; and those who participated in the Christmas entertainments, are considered, from a Christian point of view, sinful (divination, donning masks - masks, the Christmas excesses, and so on. ), dived into the hole completely

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Артём · 21.01.2012, 14:14

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Just Baptists baptized not in its infancy, but already mature ( conscious ) age .

Baptized once.
And they have , as the rite of exorcism at. In Orthodoxy, it is not.
Fonts in the language of the Fathers is the Divine Womb whence we have been reborn as children of God. Baptism - the birth . " But as many as received Him, to believe in His name , he gave power to become children of Bozhimi who were born not of blood nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God" ( John 1:12-13).
When a man goes down to the font - it's like to be buried in the grave. When the newly baptized out of the water - it is like a rose from the grave . Our old , sinful nature dies, and then revived again in Christ a new and purified form.
In addition, without the church , we have to show his faith. For Baptists, it is very important .
Here's a little story you can still see : http://www.time.com/time/magazine/ar...51876,00. Html
tivat, I wrote it.

Кирилл Сызранский · 21.01.2012, 14:27

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baptized once.
And they , like the rite of exorcism on the level . In Orthodoxy, it is not .

"They " also baptized once.
I can not particularly versed in these matters, but sorry , no fundamental difference in the rite of baptism of Evangelical Christians- Baptists , for example, the Orthodox do not see. And there, and there baptized with water .

Артём · 21.01.2012, 15:02

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sorry, no fundamental difference in the rite of baptism of Evangelical Christians- Baptists , for example, the Orthodox do not see. And there, and there baptized with water .

Absolutely. But we have it become a common sign of faith and life of a growing movement . Thus is introduced the rite of exorcism. Wash the sins called. And let's divide to understand the concept. There is a baptism , and there are festivals calling for the blessing of holy water, as part of the liturgical rites. That's what I 'm talking about.