Presbyterians

[Salty]

The difference between the PCA and PCUSA

How to Tell the Difference Between the PCA and PCUSA

 

[Reynolds]

The difference between the PCA and PCUSA

How to Tell the Difference Between the PCA and PCUSA

Pca is doctrinally sound. PCUSA is apostate.

 

[Reformed1689]

Pca is doctrinally sound. PCUSA is apostate.

Just don't trust them with a baby lol

 

[Reynolds]

Just don't trust them with a baby lol

I do give everyone some slack.

 

[ntchristian]

Just don't trust them with a baby lol

What do you mean?

 

[Salty]

What do you mean?

probably because the Presb will sprinkle babies.

 

[ntchristian]

probably because the Presb will sprinkle babies.

Oh, okay. Thanks.

 

[Reformed1689]

What do you mean?

Baptism

 

[Cathode]

You guys require full emersion in the mountain creek like those shampoo commercials?
Well so long as you aren’t one of those salt water apostates.

 

[ntchristian]

You guys require full emersion in the mountain creek like those shampoo commercials?
Well so long as you aren’t one of those salt water apostates.

May I ask, what denomination are you?

 

[Reformed1689]

You guys require full emersion in the mountain creek like those shampoo commercials?
Well so long as you aren’t one of those salt water apostates.

We require biblical baptism by immersion of believers only.

 

[Cathode]

May I ask, what denomination are you?

Catholic mate, just having a joke.

 

[Cathode]

We require biblical baptism by immersion of believers only.

Everyone seems to have a different idea about Baptism.

 

[ntchristian]

Catholic mate, just having a joke.

I thought so.

But you know Baptists are not the only ones who baptize by immersion only. The Eastern Orthodox Church only baptizes by immersion, even dunking babies! I know that from experience, too.

 

[Cathode]

Traditional Christianity has had immersion, pouring and sprinkling. I think the rule was that it had to be water, and water that was moving. Not fond of sprinkling personally but it fit criteria of validity.

The Faith requirement for infants was by the parents or guardians Faith.

Like the Faith of the centurion healing the child, or the faith of the friends and family of the paralytic.

 

[ntchristian]

Traditional Christianity has had immersion, pouring and sprinkling. I think the rule was that it had to be water, and water that was moving. Not fond of sprinkling personally but it fit criteria of validity.

The Faith requirement for infants was by the parents or guardians Faith.

Like the Faith of the centurion healing the child, or the faith of the friends and family of the paralytic.

EOC never had pouring or sprinkling. The EOC, being the Greek church, knew how baptism was originally done in the scriptures and so kept that and that alone.

 

[Salty]

WE ARE GETTING OFF OP --- IF YOU WANT TO TALK WHAT BAPTISM IS - START A NEW THREAD!

To remind you here is the OP (post # 1)

The difference between the PCA and PCUSA

How to Tell the Difference Between the PCA and PCUSA

 

[ntchristian]

WE ARE GETTING OFF OP --- IF YOU WANT TO TALK WHAT BAPTISM IS - START A NEW THREAD!

To remind you here is the OP (post # 1)

Oops, you're right. I'll stop now.

 

[Reformed1689]

Traditional Christianity has had immersion, pouring and sprinkling. I think the rule was that it had to be water, and water that was moving. Not fond of sprinkling personally but it fit criteria of validity.

The Faith requirement for infants was by the parents or guardians Faith.

Like the Faith of the centurion healing the child, or the faith of the friends and family of the paralytic.

Show me one instance in Scripture where infants were baptized as non-believers. It isn't there. Show me one example of baptism by sprinkling. It isn't there. I don't care what man has done, I care what God says in His Word.

 

[Salty]

CLOSED FOR NOW!