THE BAPTISM OF AN HEIR TO THE THRONE

Today’s press reported on the christening of a future king, which refers to the infant son of the deceased princess Diana’s royal prince in England. The baby was reportedly baptized using Jordan River water by the archbishop of Canterbury. Without a sure, the so-called baptism was by sprinkling, since immersion baptism would have likely been rather painful for the baby and an immersion baptism would have required more than a little bottle of Jordanian water. Now, who else uses sprinkling to baptize infants? The Catholic Church, of course. However, John the Baptist was baptized by immersion in the Bible. That is how baptism is done in the Bible. and baptismal candidates must to be old enough to comprehend the significance of their situation. Infant baptism is incorrect. educate kids how to communicate. After instructing them to become born again in accordance with Romans 10:9–10, baptize them by immersion once they have a clear understanding of what is occurring to them and its significance. thus the infant will grow up to be a king? Okay, maybe. Between now and then, a lot may happen. There is no longer a monarchy in the United Kingdom. A prime minister and parliament are in charge of it. There, the monarch and queen are essentially only symbolic figures. the Canterbury Archbishop. Which church would that be? Indeed, the church of England. Additionally associated with the Episcopal Church in America. Given that the church of England has allowed gays to join the clergy and that the episcopalians in the United States have also done so, one may wonder why the royal couple would choose to utilize the church. According to God, homosexuality is abhorrent. God detests it. A church has become an abomination in God’s eyes if it permits homosexuals to serve as clergy. Sincere followers of Jesus should break from the Church of England and the Episcopal Church. (Please see the associated essay Love thy neighbor, even gays? by the same author.) According to Psalm 15, those who please God despise filthy people, including homosexuals and those who engage in other vile behaviours that expose others to HIV/AIDS and other STDs. This baptism was a mistake by the royal family.