A Biblical Theology of Baptism
Posted in Uncategorized on Jul 28th, 2009
Apparently, atheists—those people who have to invoke God’s name in order to nullify it—are doing the same thing with baptism. There is a new anti-sacrament called “de-baptism,’ where in a mock ceremony, a robed anti-priest takes up a hair dryer to the victim of past religious mind control and begins blowing away the waters [...]
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