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Question: Which of these baptisms should be considered valid?
#1
Sprinkling baptism of a baby by a clergyperson
 
#2
Full immersion baptism of an adult by a clergyperson
 
#3
Full immersion baptism of an adult who was baptized as a baby by a clergyperson
 
#4
Full immersion baptism of an adult using only the name of Jesus and not the Trinitarian formula
 
#5
Sprinkling baptism of an adult
 
#6
Baptism in a Mormon temple
 
#7
"Baptism" of a dead person by proxy in a Mormon temple
 
#8
Sprinkling baptism of a baby by an unordained relative
 
#9
Full immersion baptism of an adult by a church leader "ordained" only in a very loose sense
 
#10
Full immersion baptism of an adult who was baptized as a baby by a church leader "ordained" only in a very loose sense
 
#11
Full immersion baptism of a somewhat intoxicated adult (who was probably baptized as a baby) by a somewhat intoxicated vocalist of a Christian hardcore band in a bathtub at an after show party
 
#12
NOTA/Other (explain)
 
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« on: May 23, 2012, 09:57:02 PM »

As long as it involves the Trinitarian formula...

what, exactly, is the trinitarian formula, again?
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« Reply #1 on: May 23, 2012, 10:08:32 PM »

As long as it involves the Trinitarian formula...

what, exactly, is the trinitarian formula, again?

"In the Name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit"

and what, exactly, is that one singular name?
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