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baptists
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n. (plural of baptist English)
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Baptists are individuals who comprise a group of Christian denominations and churches that subscribe to a doctrine that baptism should be performed only for professing believers ( believer's baptism , as opposed to infant baptism ), and that it must be ...
Usage examples of baptists.
That is one pet project of the Reverend’s: getting other Baptists to swallow the Apocrypha.
All brought by other brave Baptists before us, though it is hard to see quite how, unless one envisions a time when other means of travel were allowed, and more than forty-four pounds.
By good luck or Providence our station wagon made it that far, and Bethlehem turned out to be an open market for Evangelical Baptists.
If the Baptists hadn’t taken upon themselves the religious conversion of the Congolese.
Since then, the only place the Catholics and the Baptists talk to each other is in the Letters column of our little weekly paper, where they rave and rant and tell each other they're goin to hell.
The argument between the Baptists and the Catholics over Casino Nite, the kids who tease poor Slopey about his stutter, John LaPointe's torch, Sheriff Pangborn's grief .
Rose was one of those deep-thicket Baptists who begin to twist the tails of their words when they are emotionally cranked up.
Rose's Baptists to worship and another was summoning Father Brigham's Catholics.
Nor had all his fancy gardening metaphors fooled Wilma or anyone else about what he was saying: if the Baptists insisted on sticking their collective nose into the Catholic carrot-patch, they were going to get their collective ass kicked.
She and Deputy John LaPointe had gone out together for over a year, in spite of the developing bad feelings between Castle Rock's Catholics and Baptists.
The Baptists began with a No Casino Nite letter-writing campaign to the Castle Rock Call (Wanda Hemphill, Don's wife, wrote most of them herself), and followed up the letters with the DICE AND THE DEVIL posters.
As far as the Catholics and Baptists actually embroiled in the brouhaha were concerned, a couple of murders could not hold a candle to the prospect of a really good holy grudge-match.
Babs and her husband were, after all, Seventh-Day Adventists, and as far as she was concerned, the Catholics and the Baptists deserved just what they got-Betty La -La included.
A flood of wild-eyed Baptists poured out, stumbling and falling all over one another as they pelted down the church steps.
On Castle Avenue, where the Catholics and the Baptists-along with nearly a dozen State Policemen-were still locked in strenuous debate, the fighting paused.