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being christened
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I have never been christened and neither have my children. I got told that because of this my spirit would be lost forever when i die. Since then i can't stop thinking about it, i do believe in god but do not attend church. Is this true and does being christened make a difference - I want to go to heaven!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It depends if you belive in a Christian God or not. A Christian one does seem to prefer a Christening - not sure if he will ban you outright or make you hang around in purgatory.
However if you choose a non Chritian God you will be fine. If you want to belive in the existence of only on God - then go for Allah, but if you are fine with there being many God's the Hindu religion offers you a wide choice.
Other people here may give you more definite answers so that you can make a more informed choice about whether a Christening service is a worthwhile investment or not.
However if you choose a non Chritian God you will be fine. If you want to belive in the existence of only on God - then go for Allah, but if you are fine with there being many God's the Hindu religion offers you a wide choice.
Other people here may give you more definite answers so that you can make a more informed choice about whether a Christening service is a worthwhile investment or not.
We all want to go to heaven, but unfortunately it's extremely unlikely that either God or an afterlife exists anyway, and even if they do, the various religions can't even agree on what, if anything, you should do to get into heaven, and there's no way of knowing which if any is right. So live your life now and stop worrying about it.
i was bought up C of E. I attend a spiritualist church and do believe in life after death but i also believe that all gods to each religion are valid and probably one of the same only interprited differently (as languages are) by different countries.
its just one of those things that keeps coming back to me and i really don't want to pop off and have nowhere to go!
its just one of those things that keeps coming back to me and i really don't want to pop off and have nowhere to go!
Well most religions are based on whether you're a good person through your life and not on whether some bloke in a penguine suit chucked some water when you're a kid... Ok, that's a little tongue in cheek but seriously, if you have faith then you must believe that whoever your God loves you for you and that you're a good person.
If you all get in to heaven just because you're baptized then there's one or two depots you'll also be meeting up there... Doesn't quite fit to my way of thinking.
If you all get in to heaven just because you're baptized then there's one or two depots you'll also be meeting up there... Doesn't quite fit to my way of thinking.
Absolute rubbish. Whoever told you that should be hung drawn and quartered!!!
Even though I'm a Christian this is one of the reasons I rarely go to church - too many man made rules stopping ordinary people worship as God intended.
According to church law my husband shouldn't take communion as he hasn't been christened - just how wicked is that?
Church law is not biblical, so please don't worry True Blue you are fine....so is your spirit :-)
Even though I'm a Christian this is one of the reasons I rarely go to church - too many man made rules stopping ordinary people worship as God intended.
According to church law my husband shouldn't take communion as he hasn't been christened - just how wicked is that?
Church law is not biblical, so please don't worry True Blue you are fine....so is your spirit :-)
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Good grief!
I wouldn�t believe the whimsical sentiments of potential post-expiry destination or access by anyone other than St Peter himself, and only then after I have chained myself to the pearly white gates and waved a placard!
True Blue, I am sure that you will go wherever you want to be. But in the mean time, enjoy life.
I wouldn�t believe the whimsical sentiments of potential post-expiry destination or access by anyone other than St Peter himself, and only then after I have chained myself to the pearly white gates and waved a placard!
True Blue, I am sure that you will go wherever you want to be. But in the mean time, enjoy life.
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God will judge us by what we ourselves know in our hearts to be right or wrong, and what agrees or disagrees with our consciences.
So, we all read the scriptures. Then one person really believes that babtism is essential and right. It is, for him or her. Another person reads the same scriptures and then believes that it is only an outward sign, and not essential, so for him or her it is not. It is what is in the heart that counts.
So, we all read the scriptures. Then one person really believes that babtism is essential and right. It is, for him or her. Another person reads the same scriptures and then believes that it is only an outward sign, and not essential, so for him or her it is not. It is what is in the heart that counts.