Crossword-Solution: REBAPTISM
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| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Rebaptism | n. | A second baptism. |
We have 8 clues for the answer “REBAPTISM”
| Clue | Answers |
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| proselytism | 5 answers |
| spiritual growth | 7 answers |
| taking faith | 7 answers |
| change of heart | 11 answers |
| rebirth | 23 answers |
| Baptism | 55 answers |
| Belief | 73 answers |
| Passage | 84 answers |
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Hint 2 anagram
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Sentences with REBAPTISM (5)
Perpetual rebaptism, leading to a succession of baptismal feasts, is found, both from the social and the spiritual side, a pleasing feature.
With such a people the popularity of an ascetic Church appears legitimate; in these strict rules, in this perpetual supervision, the weak find their advantage, the strong a certain pleasure; and the doctrine of rebaptism, a clean bill and a fresh start, will comfort many staggering professors.
After the condemnation of the Kayesville offenders and their rebaptism, the next move was the appointment of missionaries to hold services in every ward, and the sending out of what were really confessors, appointed for every block, to inquire of all--young and old--concerning the most intimate details of their lives.
But, while they were admitted to rebaptism on their confession, the coveted permit was not issued and they were notified that to offend would be to incur death.
Those who practised this rite were, therefore, called "Anabaptists"-- that is to say, those who baptized a second time--or, more frequently, merely "Baptists." The rebaptism of a person who had been already once baptized was not only in the eyes of the established church an impiety, it was in the eyes of the established law a capital crime, and the history of Anabaptism in Germany is the history of a long martyrdom.