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• The children of these unions were baptized as legitimate.

• Moreover, there are many reasons why a couple might baptize their children in a parish where they had not married : relocation, convenience or tradition.

• One of the spokespersons for the practice compared doctors who refuse to perform circumcisions to priests who refuse to baptize children.

• These rumors are absurd and nonsensical, as the government has no intention whatsoever of baptizing us.

• A child could be registered as baptized under one spelling and buried under a minor variant soon after.

• And so, a week ago, he also wanted to be baptized, although he was so weak already that he could not raise his head.

• This could indicate that the incumbent was willing to baptize children of consensual unions as legitimate.

• But is there any way of testing whether those baptizing their children were representative of the parish as a whole?

• Distinctly less than an 'ornament to his profession and his faith', in 1854 he refused to baptize an infant who subsequently died.

• Rumors that they want to baptize us come from people who are either foolish or evil and who should not be believed.

• Formerly, the ordained priesthood had been allimportant, while, under the new vision, each baptized person was to participate in the priesthood of the whole.

• Happily, however, our second sample is not dependent on the parties having brought their children to be baptized in church, and to this we shall now turn.

• He proved the existence in plants of a transportable compound (baptized auxin and later shown to be indole-3-acetic acid) that was responsible for the regulation of elongation growth.

• But while the other 91 combinations of parents produced an average of 4.3 children each,38 those baptized as 'base ' tended to be one-offs.

• They are converted by platoons and baptized in battalions; they turn round in a thoroughly well regimented way.