rebaptize Antonyms
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Meaning of rebaptize
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rebaptize (v. t.)
To baptize again or a second time.
rebaptize Sentence Examples
- The congregation decided to rebaptize the candidates who had previously undergone an invalid baptism ceremony.
- After his conversion to Buddhism, he underwent a symbolic rebaptism to mark his transformation.
- The pastor refused to rebaptize the parishioner who had already been baptized in a recognized Christian denomination.
- The church authorities ordered the rebaptism of all members who had been baptized by an unauthorized minister.
- The new religious movement required its followers to rebaptize themselves to cleanse themselves of past sins.
- The bishop granted permission for the rebaptism of individuals who had renounced their former faith.
- The theologian argued that rebaptism was unnecessary and a violation of the doctrine of baptismal regeneration.
- Some Christian denominations consider rebaptism to be a valid practice, while others strictly prohibit it.
- The rebaptism ceremony involved a full immersion in water, followed by a renunciation of previous baptisms.
- The convert requested to be rebaptized as a sign of her commitment to her newfound faith.
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To baptize again or a second time.
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The congregation decided to rebaptize the candidates who had previously undergone an invalid baptism ceremony.
After his conversion to Buddhism, he underwent a symbolic rebaptism to mark his transformation.
The pastor refused to rebaptize the parishioner who had already been baptized in a recognized Christian denomination.
The church authorities ordered the rebaptism of all members who had been baptized by an unauthorized minister.
