We’ve heard about the fullness of the sign, the font as symbol of the community, the death to resurrection symbolism in Romans, and the endorsement by the National Statutes (17).

Here is another argument for baptism by immersion.

In my opinion, this one is irrefutable. See for yourself.

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In the Middle Ages, the Church had a practice of “burying the Alleluia” before Lent began in preparation for the Lenten fast from the “A” word. To this day, the Church still refrains from singing “Alleluia” during Lent and waits in anticipation of singing it again fully at Easter.

The Church no longer buries the Alleluia, but it does spend the last week before Lent singing lots of Alleluias. So on this Mardi Gras, the last chance to sing an Alleluia, here’s one that all people, regardless of singing talent, can join in. Happy Fat Tuesday everyone!

To read more about burying the Alleluia, click here.

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