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05-18-2009, 03:23 PM
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Part of my job is to review drawings, to decide if we should bid a project or not.
This struck me as strange:
What 'denomination' is this?
Hint: They do not have another baptismal font in the Sanctuary / Chapel.
Edit: Direct link to Picture
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05-18-2009, 03:26 PM
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church of christ?
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Nope.
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05-18-2009, 03:32 PM
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Whatever I'm supposed to be seeing, is not there.
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AoG?
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05-18-2009, 03:38 PM
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Do the AoG and Church of Christ have a setup like this?
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Pca?
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05-18-2009, 03:45 PM
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Is that Mormon? And that is the "Baptism for the Dead Ancestors Room".
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Not Presbyterian!
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05-18-2009, 03:50 PM
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Do the AoG and Church of Christ have a setup like this? | Neither the AoG nor the Church of Christ have a baptismal font. They have baptistries (dunking tanks).
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Something that came out Methodism???
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05-18-2009, 03:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Romans922 Something that came out Methodism??? | Nah, Methodist fonts are in the sanctuary.
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Originally Posted by Whitefield Is that Mormon? And that is the "Baptism for the Dead Ancestors Room". | | | The Following User Says Thank You to LadyFlynt For This Useful Post: | | 
05-18-2009, 03:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Whitefield Is that Mormon? | That's it!
Technically it's: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
They can't do their Proxy Baptisms for the Dead in this font because it's not in one of their Temples, nor supported by 12 oxen.
It seems strange that they would baptize in a little classroom instead in the big Chapel, but then again, a lot of things strike me as strange concerning the Mormons. | 
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Know what's funny. I looked at the plans and kept thinking, 'Surely this is an inset and there are sanctuary walls that are missing from the clip. Either that our the architect is a doof.' I just never imagined that the baptistry was tucked away like that. I assumed that the CMU walls weren't exterior. Sometimes I see that.
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05-18-2009, 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted by LawrenceU Quote:
Originally Posted by Seb No.
Do the AoG and Church of Christ have a setup like this? | Neither the AoG nor the Church of Christ have a baptismal font. They have baptistries (dunking tanks). | It's also strange that this 'font' is a walk-in with stairs, but the water level is only 3 feet deep. Kind of a cross between a font and a dunking tank.
I can't figure out how they do it. They don't dunk - it's too shallow for that, I wouldn't think that they pour - seems like a lot of wasted water and tile for pouring.
It's a weird building for a "church", they're even got one room dedicated to nothing but their "Relief Society"
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05-18-2009, 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Seb Quote:
Originally Posted by LawrenceU Quote:
Originally Posted by Seb
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Do the AoG and Church of Christ have a setup like this? | Neither the AoG nor the Church of Christ have a baptismal font. They have baptistries (dunking tanks). | It's also strange that this 'font' is a walk-in with stairs, but the water level is only 3 feet deep. Kind of a cross between a font and a dunking tank.
I can't figure out how they do it. They don't dunk - it's too shallow for that, I wouldn't think that they pour - seems like a lot of wasted water and tile for pouring.  |
Its probably some strange ritual derived from Masonic ritual combined with Zoroastrianism, Romanic Gypsy, and Aztec oddities. Are there any custom tiles with Reformed Egyptian Hieroglyphs to be included in the surround?
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Originally Posted by Seb Quote:
Originally Posted by LawrenceU Quote:
Originally Posted by Seb
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Do the AoG and Church of Christ have a setup like this? | Neither the AoG nor the Church of Christ have a baptismal font. They have baptistries (dunking tanks). | It's also strange that this 'font' is a walk-in with stairs, but the water level is only 3 feet deep. Kind of a cross between a font and a dunking tank.
I can't figure out how they do it. They don't dunk - it's too shallow for that, I wouldn't think that they pour - seems like a lot of wasted water and tile for pouring.
It's a weird building for a "church", they're even got one room dedicated to nothing but their "Relief Society" | maybe they stand in the pool and splash each other? | 
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Originally Posted by LawrenceU Its probably some strange ritual derived from Masonic ritual combined with Zoroastrianism, Romanic Gypsy, and Aztec oddities. Are there any custom tiles with Reformed Egyptian Hieroglyphs to be included in the surround? | Unfortunately I don't have the interior design specifics. Usually I get those, but not with this job, strange....
Here's a section at the "font": http://www.puritanboard.com/members/...-untitled2.jpg -----Added 5/18/2009 at 04:24:23 EST----- Quote:
Originally Posted by Whitefield maybe they stand in the pool and splash each other?  | | 
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| | This shows a shallow pool.
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Well, you can immerse in three feet of water. I've done it. I prefer deeper water. It is easier on the back.
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Originally Posted by LawrenceU Well, you can immerse in three feet of water. I've done it. I prefer deeper water. It is easier on the back. | I did immersions in cattle feed troughs in the Army.
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That linked picture is shallow. And, although it doesn't show the room. It sure doesn't appear to be in a very sanctuary like space.
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Creepy.
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Originally Posted by Calvinist Cowboy Creepy. |  That's what I thought when I was looking over the drawings.
Notice the windows in the "font".
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Hmm. Are you sure it's not really a hot tub?
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Originally Posted by Skyler Hmm. Are you sure it's not really a hot tub? | I'm pretty sure it's not.
I also noticed the windows. What's with that?
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