Different types of baptism

Answer 1

There is only one type of baptism, in where one takes a person and fully dunks them into the water then lifts them up.

Answer:

The above answer is correct, however, other faiths have infant baptism sometimes known as a christening.

There is a Baptism in the Islamic faith as well.

Answer 2

Some Christian denominations perform a 'sprinkling' baptism, where water is sprinkled on the head of the person being baptized. Others perform an 'immersion' baptism, where the person is dunked completely under the water. Some denominations believe that baptism should be performed on babies and young children, while others think it should only be performed on youth and adults.

Answer 3

There are three types of Baptism practiced in the Methodist faith--sprinkling, pouring, or immersion. Sprinkling (or aspersion) is the most common practice. All are done in the name of God the Father, the Son and Holy Spirit.

Answer 4

The three Baptism to the best of my knowledge is one; water baptism which is that done after salvation and as a symbolism for the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Two; is the baptism of the Holy Spirit. This is the the impartation on the believer for greater responsibility as believers, in order to witness Christ effectively. The third is, the Baptism of Fire or Suffering. The believer is not just called to a life of pleasure, but of persecution and suffering for the sake of Christ.

Answer 5

You can be baptized in water, an outward showing of an inward change. You can be baptized in spirit, a heart thing.

Answer 6

Immersion--the believer is "dunked"

Sprinkling of water--safer for babies, but done for adults as well.

Answer 7

There are 3 kinds of baptism, baptism of desire, baptism of blood and baptism of water.

Answer 8

Some believe in the "dunk" method where the person is submerged into the water. Others believe in sprinkling water on their head.