Twice baptized is common in another way. Born into a Catholic family and baptized as a baby. Then become a Protestant, or interdenominational, or non-denominational, (as so many have,) and believe baptism is after one consciously makes the decision for themselves to choose God and follow Him. Then the baptism is a proclamational ceremony…
Twice baptized is common in another way. Born into a Catholic family and baptized as a baby. Then become a Protestant, or interdenominational, or non-denominational, (as so many have,) and believe baptism is after one consciously makes the decision for themselves to choose God and follow Him. Then the baptism is a proclamational ceremony celebrating that, like a wedding publicly proclaims and celebrates the choice made for a partner. So…two baptisms!
Well.. I suppose I got married to Wife #2 twice... First, a quickie Civil Service ceremony in her church's multipurpose room to make them happy.. Second, at St. Luke's Anglican to make both of us and God happy... 😇
Twice baptized is common in another way. Born into a Catholic family and baptized as a baby. Then become a Protestant, or interdenominational, or non-denominational, (as so many have,) and believe baptism is after one consciously makes the decision for themselves to choose God and follow Him. Then the baptism is a proclamational ceremony celebrating that, like a wedding publicly proclaims and celebrates the choice made for a partner. So…two baptisms!
Well.. I suppose I got married to Wife #2 twice... First, a quickie Civil Service ceremony in her church's multipurpose room to make them happy.. Second, at St. Luke's Anglican to make both of us and God happy... 😇