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Let your speech be with all grace...not pejoratives.

Yes you do. I worked with a Catholic a few years ago and he went to mass every day before work because he said the more times he goes the more brownie points he earn towards salvation.

Yes I did and I found out how right I was.

Yes, it is. It means immersion. If you want to believe something else be my guest.

Asking that question shows that you did not read what I said.

If you are born again why all the pejoratives?

When I was a younger Christian I was told to keep short accounts with God. In words don't let sin fester. As I grew in the faith I realised that daily witchhunts were not productive because they tended to give you a sin focus. As I grew in the Lord I learnt that he was madly in love with me...

Now answer my question.

Your post is so full of pejoratives, I detect an angry person behind it. Not a good look.

Saving babies from being murdered in the womb is at the heart of Christianity.

The word baptism in the new testament means immersion. If you want to believe something else be my guest.

I did go to the source.

If that is the case they don't seem to have much faith as you have to earn your salvation in the Catholic church.

I am speaking from experience first of all and find that Catholics I have engaged with on forums give the impression that they are right and protestants are wrong which means they are the final authority for everyone. As for the Catholic church being in a state of renewal, don't make me laugh...

As I come from the protestant tradition I can assure you that we do not think baptism does nothing for you. And thank you for your comment about my signature as it is a passion of mine seeing as I have 11 grandchildren.

Why do we get regaled with stupid questions like this? Anyone who knows what they are talking about and this person obviously does not, that you only do what the Spirit of God tells you to do. If God has not told him to stop every funeral he went to then you don't stop every funeral you went...

Precisely. As someone said "If you don't want revival you won't get it."

Who said so? I see you are reluctant to answer my question. Perhaps no one did. Perhaps it is a figment of your wobbly theology.

I do not base a doctrine on one verse of scripture nor do I base it on exceptions. You are describing an exception but that doesn't change the doctrine. And where is your heart as the thief on the cross could not experience sprinkling let alone immersion, so did he go to hell if baptism can...

I can see that Roman Catholics are always right and Protestants are always wrong.