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Originally Posted by Aquila
First, I said that if I couldn't find any other source of water, I'd baptize them with a Dixie cup if it was all I could find. lol I was only illustrating how radical I felt about baptizing someone. But feel free and run with it. You're the one distorting the point, not me. That's called a "lie". Just be mindful of that.
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Is that your final answer? Because you weren't just using hyperbole. In two separate threads you promoted baptism by "pouring" instead of immersion. You even posted a pic of some house church (I don't believe it was the one you attended) which baptized by pouring. And you mentioned that more and more house churches were pouring instead of immersing.
I'll be nice and post the links so you don't have to search for them as I did:
http://www.apostolicfriendsforum.com...&postcount=176
http://www.apostolicfriendsforum.com...&postcount=179
http://www.apostolicfriendsforum.com...00&postcount=4
"Here's
my portable baptismal. It's quick, easy, costs nothing, and most already have it on hand..."
http://www.apostolicfriendsforum.com...04&postcount=6
So again, don't lecture me about Biblical truth, when you promoted baptism by pouring and for years took your family to a non-Apostolic, trinitarian church which doesn't believe in
Acts 2:38.
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Originally Posted by Aquila
Second, you're only throwing up a smoke screen attack here because you don't believe in "biblical truth". Else, you'd find a beard prohibition a repugnant standard, a tradition of men, and when used to alienate the lost, a doctrine of devils.
Or... you'd show chapter and verse for the prohibition you so lovingly adore over your brethren and lay the issue to rest.
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How many times must I post this: I am not against beards.
Let me post it again using big letters and color so you can read it clearly:
I AM NOT AGAINST BEARDS
Never have been. I've grown a beard out while in ministry. The church I last served in allowed MWBs in ministry and behind the pulpit.
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