The Rite of Baptism in most Christian churches involves Holy (blessed) Water and Holy (blessed) Water. Some denominations use springs or streams, or even a bathtub filled with water--these are blessed by the clergy just before the Baptism. Full immersion (indoor or outdoor) for adult Baptism is practiced in many denominations; other denominations use a Baptismal font (especially for infant Baptism) or sprinkling of Holy Water on the person's forehead.
For example, a disabled child or bedridden adult would not be denied Baptism just because they cannot be dunked or immersed in water. The Rite of Baptism is not to exclude, but to include people into the Family of God.
You can change your job from "anything" to "anything else" as long as you have the appropriate background and training for "anything else" and can find an employer who whats you to do "anything else" instead of "anything."
water if you give them anything else they will be sick
Yes it does
Nothing. At least, it's HIGHLY doubtful anything else is truly compatible.
The "parish of baptism" most likely means the church/parish that you or someone else was baptized in.
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No. there is nothing else in the wild to drink really
Nobody. Water has been here longer than anything else.
Pandas Get their water from any place water is, like lakes, rivers or anything else.
Swimming in.
Because on average you are less dense than water. That is why anything floats on anything else. It is also true that the weight of the water you displace is equal to your weight.
Horses drink WATER if I was you I wouldn't give the horse anything else