What is the correct way to be baptize?

Answer 1

The right Baptism is the Baptism to the Orthodox Church . This is Because almost from the very beginning, Christians referred to the Church as the "One, Holy, Catholic (universal) and Apostolic Church". Today, in addition to the Orthodox Church, a number of other Christian churches lay claim to this title (including the Roman Catholic Church, the Anglican Communion, the Assyrian Church and the Oriental Orthodox Church); however, the Orthodox Church considers these other churches to be schismatic and, in some cases, heretical. In the Orthodox view, the Assyrians and Orientals left the Orthodox Church in the first few centuries after Christ, and later the Roman Catholics did the same, becoming the largest ever group to leave the Church. This event is known as the East-West Schism, and it is traditionally dated to the year 1054, although it was more of a gradual process than a sudden break.

Answer 2

There is nothing in The Bible which actually says "How to perform a baptism". Most Christians follow the best-guess of how John the Baptist had baptised Jesus, especially after Jesus had said to "baptize all people of all nations".

Answer 3

The correct Baptism is to be baptism to the Orthodox Church . This is because when Lord Jesus Christ the Son of God had come to earth to save us from our sins, the first Christians referred to the Church as the "One , Holy, Catholic which means Universal , and Apostolic Church .Today, in addition to the Orthodox Church, a number of other Christian churches lay claim to this title (including the Roman Catholic Church, the Anglican Communion, the Assyrian Church and the Oriental Orthodox Church); however, the Orthodox Church considers these other churches to be schismatic and, in some cases, heretical. In the Orthodox view, the Assyrians and Orientals left the Orthodox Church in the first few centuries after Christ, and later the Roman Catholics did the same, becoming the largest ever group to leave the Church. This event is known as the East-West Schism, and it is traditionally dated to the year 1054, although it was more of a gradual process than a sudden break.

Answer 4

The bapizer says: I baptize you, in the name of the Father (water poured over forehead or immersion) and of the Son ( water poured) and of the Holy Spirit ( water poured a final time)