Why do Catholics Condemn Born-Again Christians? And Vice Versa Too, Why All The Animosity?

[MORebelWoman]

Originally Posted by Newsboy

There's nothing magical about baptism. It does not "save" you. It is an act of obedience symbolizing the believer's public profession of faith in a risen Savior, and commitment to walk in a new life with Jesus Christ. In most Christian churches it's a prerequisite for full membership and receiving of the Lord's Supper. But how it's done doesn't matter.

I never said that baptism saved anyone. That came from you in your post above. I just stated at how the Bible said it was to be done. Get over yourself.

One doesn't have to be baptized to be saved at all, btw.

[denverian]

Originally Posted by cupper3

Oh but they do! Don't look at it from the myopic view points of a few evangelical fundamentalist sects, such as the Southern Baptists or the SDA.

Let me point a reference to a non-disputed site, Princeton University.

Infant baptism

As they say:

All the mainline Protestants conduct infant baptism the same as in the Catholic church.

Again, this is all "splitting of hairs". I'll never get why people argue over this so much.