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Originally Posted by Pergamum  I think I asked the questions first...what's wrong with the prayer?
But...if you must: The greek hints at dipping and the baptism accounts in Acts hint at much water rather than little water. |
Oh, so you're saying that you are looking to Scripture for an example of how baptism occurred in the New Testament?
You apply that principle to your sacramentology - so much so that you don't believe you could responsibly serve in a Church that didn't baptize according to your convictions - but then you don't seem to have a problem with a soteriological approach that has no Biblical example nor didactic principle undergirding it.
What I don't understand is why you have to insist that everything that a Reformed person might disagree with is because they're just stodgy and mean and don't have a Biblical reason for something. Yet, you insist something is Biblical and that anyone who disagrees with you is stodgy and mean.
Why aren't you the imperialistic one with your convictions that the Sinner's prayer
must be acceptable?