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unbaptized

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[uhn bap-tahyzd] / ʌn ˈbæp taɪzd /

adjective

  1. not having undergone baptism.


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But the case of unbaptized infants is a more poignant matter.

From Time Magazine Archive

As Pope Benedict XVI, he will probably approve a document recognizing unbaptized babies' full entrée into heaven.

From Time Magazine Archive

Medieval scholastics gradually construed a more humane destiny for unbaptized infants and for pious adults who died before Christ.

From Time Magazine Archive

The last two words of this sentence should read, "unbaptized adults," or "the unbaptized, excepting infants."

From Time Magazine Archive

Does baptism make the child any more religiously inclined, and will it not go into sin the same as unbaptized children?

From The Gospel Day Or, the Light of Christianity by Orr, Charles Ebert

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