The Mystery of Baptizing

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New born children even older adults must be washed in water through the Holy Spirit as a new soul on this Planet called Earth.

To be protected by the Holy Spirit on their passage through Life.

Because water is the key of Life ,because nothing can survive without water.

So in the moment they are baptized a new life is given to them as the old life and sins will be forgotten,like a new chance for all:New born and Old.

Because the moment of the baptizing is creating a link between God and their soul through the Holy Spirit,and that bond can only be broke by death.

Therefore the moment of baptizing is continuous through our entire life and it ends when we will be gone from this life and a new life will began.

It's like the mistery of Marriage of which many do not know that they are protected by the rings they wear at their fingers.

And if that bond is broken no protection they will have.

Only for baptized in cannot be interrupt.

Because everything has a sense and a meaning and nothing is accidental.

Although accidents happen and always will happen but even then everything concur to the same point which is the purpose of creation and her governing laws.

Doesn't matter who performs the baptizing,if it's a clean soul,then the rest is done by the Holy Spirit.

To be washed of your sins for a new life to begin in the name of God through the Holy Spirit.

It's simply a religious ritual that has no real meaning outside the beliefs of its adherents. One catholic priest who disavowed the church for such things as still having laws on the books pertaining to witches refused to baptize his son. When the priest's friends found out about this they would secretly rush the kid to the kitchen to undergo this ritual. The kid would come out and say,

"Daddy, the water on the head again."

It's fine as far as rituals go, but when it gets stupid you have to question it. For example, believing that a newborn infant has to be immediately baptized because if he dies without this he won't get into heaven is completely absurd--even if you do believe in heaven. You mean to tell me that a newborn infant who dies shortly after birth without having this ritual done won't get into heaven?

It's either utterly absurd or God is the cruelest being in the Universe. Either way, this is unacceptable. I believe in religious freedom. People should be allowed to believe whatever fantasies they want--as long as it does not affect the rest of us. But don't expect the rest of us to buy off on this crap.

reply to post by schuyler

It's fine as far as rituals go, but when it gets stupid you have to question it. For example, believing that a newborn infant has to be immediately baptized because if he dies without this he won't get into heaven is completely absurd--even if you do believe in heaven. You mean to tell me that a newborn infant who dies shortly after birth without having this ritual done won't get into heaven?

As I specified in the OP ,accidents happens,if that bond has been not created that soul will search the path without find it it until that bond will be created in other ways.

reply to post by schuyler

It's either utterly absurd or God is the cruelest being in the Universe. Either way, this is unacceptable. I believe in religious freedom. People should be allowed to believe whatever fantasies they want--as long as it does not affect the rest of us. But don't expect the rest of us to buy off on this crap.

There are certain laws that is governing everything and which you cannot circumvent them no matter how hard you will try one day you will have to face them.

reply to post by piequal3because14


I do not believe you.

How can we tell if what your saying is true or not?

reply to post by Wertdagf

I do not believe you.

How can we tell if what your saying is true or not?

By 'we' meaning you but if you are 'we' then you are more than one,therefore without even thinking to what is true you have spoken the truth.

reply to post by schuyler

It's simply a religious ritual that has no real meaning outside the beliefs of its adherents.

Right. When my daughter died at one month old, my wife freaked because the baby wasn't baptized. The wife thought this meant that our innocent child went straight to hell. I had to take the wife to a priest to explain. The priest told her that baptism was just an initiation into the catholic faith. That's all.

reply to post by piequal3because14


I mean normal non-delusional people who require more than the words of some devoted person to believe something.

If people believed everything a religious person said without asking for evidence or good sound reasoning the entire world would look like the middle east.

reply to post by Wertdagf

If people believed everything a religious person said without asking for evidence or good sound reasoning the entire world would look like the middle east.

For not believing the truth which must be believed, the entire world right now is looking almost like the middle east or better said like third world country.

reply to post by piequal3because14


What about all the people who say to "just believe" and kill others?

Saying just believe isn't a good way to educate other people.

How do I know you are not a thief and a liar?

reply to post by Wertdagf

What about all the people who say to "just believe" and kill others?

Saying just believe isn't a good way to educate other people.

How do I know you are not a thief and a liar?

What about the people who say nothing and brought the world in collapse.

Saying nothing it is the most destructive weapon for man against man,because it is no soul to be seen.


You don't but you can feel it,or not.

Baptism is just a metaphor for reincarnation.

John the Baptist was the reincarnation of Elijah, says the Bible. Jesus said you most be "born again", of water and spirit. Holy water is symbolic for semen baptizing the egg (unconsecrated body) to create a new resurrected body for the "born again" soul.

I tried to Google more information on this, but all I got were porn sites!

Baptism is not a requirement to be saved, it is just one more step by man to help them feel it is within their power to control salvation, when it is not.

Romans 10:9 "If you declare with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," [and this is from the heart, not physically something said] and believe in your heart that God raised him [Jesus] from the dead, you will be saved."

That's all there is to it. If it is made any more complicated than this, then all it is, is mans finger getting in the way of God. Believe this.

In my opinion...and it is just my opinion...the act of baptism is symbolic and nothing more. When John the Baptist baptized Jesus, Jesus said it was a good thing. It's purely an act of conformance and submission. Maybe for some folks the doves descend and the sky opens up...but for others....not so much.

Just my opinion.

reply to post by windword

John the Baptist was the reincarnation of Elijah, says the Bible. Jesus said you most be "born again", of water and spirit. Holy water is symbolic for semen baptizing the egg (unconsecrated body) to create a new resurrected body for the "born again" soul.

So in the moment they are baptized a new life is given to them as the old life and sins will be forgotten,like a new chance for all:New born and Old.

reply to post by honested3

Baptism is not a requirement to be saved, it is just one more step by man to help them feel it is within their power to control salvation, when it is not.

"Baptism is the cleaning of the soul for a(your) new life to begin, for the bond with God to be made through the Holy Spirit."

reply to post by Damian65

In my opinion...and it is just my opinion...the act of baptism is symbolic and nothing more.

Everything is made to be symbolic in the true deliverance but in real life can be felt by each second of our lives without sensing the passing of that second.

reply to post by piequal3because14

"Baptism is the cleaning of the soul for a(your) new life to begin, for the bond with God to be made through the Holy Spirit."

That is the blood that must be shed first, menses, before the baptism. The old dies and is washed clean through blood. It's all symbolic for biological rebirth.

reply to post by windword

That is blood that must be shed first, menses, before the baptism. The old dies and is washed clean through blood. It's all symbolic for biological rebirth.

I don't see your words windword because your words cannot be seen by God.

reply to post by schuyler


very good....correct. Now go to the next level, the next step.....read the book. You'll get the non-catholic truth.....
yep basic instructions before leaving earth.