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La Xinga wrote:

ummm bye

I feel like theres someone here who has a similar flag and country name as you and I am currently mistakening you for them -w-

Shahzada tart

yo

Shahzada tart

Aresetia wrote:

It's not working?

It would appear so

I will go cry to TEP management so they will fix it

Romanoddle Republic wrote:

Shahzada tart

Aresetia wrote:

It's not working?

Romanoddle Republic wrote:

It would appear so

I will go cry to TEP management so they will fix it

Merlovich the bot is broken

Anglost wrote:

[nation]Merlovich[nation] the bot is broken

i think someone threw water at the bot

Aresetia wrote:

Why were you 4 when you were bapstised??

The question of the correct age at which baptism should occur is more hotly debated than some realize. As a Baptist myself, I tend to oppose infant baptism.

RDR2 stuff:

I think the fact that I'm still in chapter 1 and already have 22% completion is really telling about how much I prioritize side quests over the main story.

Novanglya wrote:

The question of the correct age at which baptism should occur is more hotly debated than some realize. As a Baptist myself, I tend to oppose infant baptism.

Fun fact: At first, many years ago, it was normal to baptize people at an age when they were aware of their religion, but there came a time when babies and children died from illness or in childbirth, so people began to be baptized at an early age so that (just in case it happened) they would not die without being baptized.

Aresetia wrote:

Baptist? I show a show where the mom of the MC is baptist.

Do you? What show?

Recaxa wrote:

Fun fact: At first, many years ago, it was normal to baptize people at an age when they were aware of their religion, but there came a time when babies and children died from illness or in childbirth, so people began to be baptized at an early age so that (just in case it happened) they would not die without being baptized.

This is true. It is not even the only time religious communities have done such things. During the Black Death the Pope issued a decree than if a person were dying and no priests were immediately available, even a layman could administer Last Rites.

Having said that, in most modern communities today this is unnecessary, and Baptists generally believe adult baptism should be preferred. We also tend to favor immersion over ablution.