L & T describes her faith

[photosynthesis]

the difference between baby baptism and infant baptism is confirmation? what? that makes no sense. it seems like you were ok with "baby baptism" but not ok with "infant baptism," when they are the same.

[Anastasia13]

[quote name='photosynthesis' date='Aug 9 2005, 04:52 AM']the difference between baby baptism and infant baptism is confirmation?  what?  that makes no sense.  it seems like you were ok with "baby baptism" but not ok with "infant baptism," when they are the same.
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Between infant baptism and baby baptism in what I was saying, the only difference as far as I meant was just different words for what I understood to be the same thing. In whether or not I agree with it, I think there should be something later, like confirmation. I think baby baptism, like what I had, is ok but I don't accept baby baptism and nothing more. I think that confirmation serves as an affirmation of baptism as is the Lutheran view.

Edited August 9, 2005 by Light and Truth

[Anastasia13]

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One other thing on that, I don't see it making sense that Jesus would change what he was talking about so that He would go from talking about blood to then talking about wine in Matthew 26:26-29.

[Anastasia13]

I also believe that the only real mortal sin is more like disbelief.

[Thy Geekdom Come]

[quote name='Light and Truth' date='Aug 16 2005, 06:41 PM']I also believe that the only real mortal sin is more like disbelief.
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Just as faith leads to virtuous acts, disbelief leads to sinful acts. If disbelief is mortal sin, then certainly the acts that stem from it are also mortal sin.

Now the question you've got to ask yourself is...are the sins Catholics traditionally call mortal the kinds of things a believer would do, or a disbeliever?

[Anastasia13]

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Those are pride, avarice, lust, envy, gluttony, anger, and sloth, right?