Rebaptisim

Discussion in 'Sacraments, Sacred Rites, and Holy Orders' started by Andy Cothran, Jul 20, 2012.

  1. Andy Cothran

    Andy Cothran Active Member

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    Is rebaptisim ever allowed in Anglican churches ,,? And if not why ?
     
  2. Andy Cothran

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    What i mean is it is it ever allowed and if not why ..And i mean being baptized again ..
     
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    In the Church of England, if an individual has been validly baptized with water in the the name of the Trinity, re-baptism would not be allowed. Baptism may be administered in an emergency by a lay person. We believe that the sacrament of baptism confers an indelible mark on the soul and to re-baptize would be sacrilegious.

    If there is doubt whether an individual has been baptized/validly baptized then a conditional baptism may be carried out. The words then used would be:

    N, if you have not already been baptized, I baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
     
  4. Andy Cothran

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    thank you ..