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Not sure about Protestants but I think they're an offshoot of Catholics. If so you are married to them forever regardless if you say no. lol😉
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DancesWithWolvesThanks for your comment :)
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Some of the early protestant denominations kept infant and child baptisms when they broke away from the Catholic Church. You were probably really baptized.
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DancesWithWolves
Thanks for your comment :)
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It's more of a promise made by the family to raise the child according to the church's teachings. Actual Baptism involves personal dedication along with submersion. You couldn't possibly have dedicated yourself at 6 months.
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DancesWithWolves
I agree with you that is impossible, see my cousin was a year old on August 9, 1968 and I was 6 months old she is 6 months older than me but in different years
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Infant baptism is standard in such Protestant denominations as the Episcopal Church and Presbyterianism. If you were baptized in such a faith, by an ordained minister, then you were certainly "really" baptized according to that faith's rites and doctrines. I was raised in the Episcopal Church, the US branch of the Anglican Communion. It does not refer to baptism as "dedication," though sometimes people call it "christening".
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DancesWithWolves
Thanks for your comment and well appreciated
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maybe just dedicated ..but im not sure
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DancesWithWolves
Thank you for your comment :)
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