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Why Baptism Doesn't Wash Away Sins, Acts 10:43
The Bible interprets the Bible.
Yes, baptism is a command and ALL Christians should be baptized, in order to obey the scriptures and Biblical examples. Still, the why behind baptism, the doctrine explaining the role of water baptism is important. It is important to be correct-- though I still don't see people being sent to hell because they believe that water baptism washes away sin. Much of the doctrinal striving and religious separating that people have participated in seems to be symptomatic of human-inspired pride and a lack of love for their brothers and sisters in Christ. |
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By 'plan of salvation' I mean something which will keep a person from going to hell and attaining heaven in the hereafter. |
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it makes me sad when people take things out of context.
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I Peter 3:21 might be interesting reading material for you...Seems like Apostle Peter thought that baptism was essential...
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Mabey this will be a good read for you Danshaf...
http://www.gotquestions.org/baptism-1Peter-3-21.html |
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In Acts 10 he COMMANDED them to be baptized in the name of the Lord.
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