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Sat, 25 Jun 2005 19:11:03 +0100

[u]Past Comments[/u]
Written by Doug: on 2005-05-24 09:57:40
The baptism required for salvation is that of the Holy Spirit. We need to be immersed in the Spirit, which will produce changes within us, not unlike a cucumber in a jar of vinegar, which becomes a pickle.
\"Be dead to cucumbers and alive to pickles\"
I need to be more careful for your sake, If I add too many of my heresies to yours, lightning could very well strike your server!

Written by Doug on 2005-05-24 09:58:23
Darnit, I did it again!
heh heh

Written by biblerey on 2005-05-24 11:05:06
Don\'t you worry. We have another combined heresies in our liking of star wars to merit a lightning strike or two.
Hey if you sign up on the side there and set it to remember you you\'ll never have to put in your name. :) That still doesn\'t solve the problem of my commenting system being stinky.
ugh

Written by biblerey on 2005-05-24 11:09:34i meant \"we have *ENOUGH* combined...\"
I really need a preview button on my commenting system. ugh.

Written by brian on 2005-05-24 16:37:48
Good post here Rey. I\'m reading all of these with
interest.
My background is Church of Christ which belives in baptismal regeneration - although they don\'t call it by that name. And not only did you have to follow the pattern correctly, you had to think correctly about it as well. So, although many of the Baptists down the street were dunked as well, we did not consider them saved because they had the wrong view of what baptism was for.

Oh well, I\'m rambling now. Look forward to your future posts on this topic.

brian
reasonswhy.org

Written by biblerey on 2005-05-24 16:43:59
that was good insight. Thanks for letting us see the mindset. excellent. - Rey

Baptism and Big Problems

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