To Infidelity And Back
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_Martini_ (Roman Catholic): "In all of the pontificals and ritualsI have seen (except that of Madeleine de Beulieu), and I have seenmany, ancient as well as more recent, immersion is prescribed. " 4. _Dollinger_ (Roman Catholic): "Baptism was administered by anentire immersion in water. " (Chu. History, vol. 2, p. 294. ) "A merepouring or sprinkling was never thought of. " (First Age of Chu. , p. 318. ) "Baptism by immersion continued to be the prevailing practiceof the church as late as the fo...urteenth century. " (Hist. Ch. , vol. 2, p. 295. ) 5. _Ritual of Greek Catholic Church_: "The priest immerses him, saying the servant of God is immersed, in the name of the Father, "etc.
6. _Russian Catechism_ (Greek Catholic): "This they hold to be apoint necessary, that no part of the child be undipped in water, "etc.
7. _Alex. De Stourdza_ (native Greek): "The verb baptize, _immergo_, has, in fact, but one sole acceptation. It signifies, literally andalways, to plunge. Baptism and immersion are, therefore, identical, and to say baptism is by aspersion is as if one should say, immersionby aspersion, or any other absurdity of the same nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_Martini_ (Roman Catholic): "In all of the pontificals and ritualsI have seen (except that of Madeleine de Beulieu), and I have seenmany, ancient as well as more recent, immersion is prescribed. " 4. _Dollinger_ (Roman Catholic): "Baptism was administered by anentire immersion in water. " (Chu. History, vol. 2, p. 294. ) "A merepouring or sprinkling was never thought of. " (First Age of Chu. , p. 318. ) "Baptism by immersion continued to be the prevailing practiceof the church as late as the fo...urteenth century. " (Hist. Ch. , vol. 2, p. 295. ) 5. _Ritual of Greek Catholic Church_: "The priest immerses him, saying the servant of God is immersed, in the name of the Father, "etc.
6. _Russian Catechism_ (Greek Catholic): "This they hold to be apoint necessary, that no part of the child be undipped in water, "etc.
7. _Alex. De Stourdza_ (native Greek): "The verb baptize, _immergo_, has, in fact, but one sole acceptation. It signifies, literally andalways, to plunge. Baptism and immersion are, therefore, identical, and to say baptism is by aspersion is as if one should say, immersionby aspersion, or any other absurdity of the same nature.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lutz Henry Frey to read onlineMoreLess
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