| It also was somewhat dangerous to baptize an infant in winter, in the Danube, the Weser, or the Elbe. |
| Many of those traditions which do not baptize children mark their welcome into the community in some way. |
| On the contrary, he continued to baptize publicly, and to preach clearly things that connected with people's daily lives. |
| Now we delight in our supposed freedom to baptize without catechizing, and to receive communicants without repentance. |
| The decision to baptize chips under a thin liquid stratum will allow the making of circuits with features that measure the breadth of a virus. |
| The other arguments, like the need to evangelize the Indians and baptize them, presuppose the previous ones. |
