Baptists
- noun
- /ˈbæptɪsts/
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bautistas
- And Reverend Huffman was a Baptist minister in Cape Girardeau, MO, and he lives on Main Street.
Like was were we born Baptist or like, did we choose it?
- Like was were we born Baptist or like, did we choose it?
- But I mean, I was brought up as a Baptist Christian.
- I was raised as a Christian Reformed Baptist, and I still believe in God.
- The Founding Fathers were very afraid of Baptists taking over from the Pentecostals.
- And I was thinking in my head, we're not all Baptists.
- From all backgrounds, you know, Baptist, Charismatics, Pentecostals, whatever, right.
- And as a Baptist, you know, and so I always felt I had a special connection to God.
- And then he also spoke to the Southern Baptists who are vehemently anti IVF and anti choice.
- And he said seriously blue collar guy, open minded, kind of nerdy man of faith, raised Methodist and Southern Baptist.
- My grandmother was the daughter of a Baptist minister, my my Bam Bam's wife.
- I would say I probably, as they would say in the, in the Baptist Church, I went astray.
- And also Christians, right, Evangelical Christians, Ron Paul and Rand Paul are Baptists.
- And so regardless of whether I was a Baptist tomorrow or a Pentecostal next week, I think that loving people is going to be the answer.
- One of them is Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Examples
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My son-in-law comes from Mississippi, a Baptist minister family in Mississippi.
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The RLTF is here to defend the freedom of people of all faiths, Steven, from Methodists to Baptists to Orthodox Episcopalians.
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But I mean, I was brought up as a Baptist Christian.
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And as a Baptist, you know, and so I always felt I had a special connection to God.
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But we grew up Baptist, right?
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And this is this crisis moment is something that many Baptists then and now see as a necessary part of true religious commitment.
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I was raised as a Christian Reformed Baptist, and I still believe in God.
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Many Baptists believe in the practice of full immersion during baptism.
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As a member of the Baptists, she participates in church activities regularly.
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The community of Baptists gathered to celebrate their annual festival last weekend.
Synonyms
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A person who belongs to a large Christian church group in the United States called the Southern Baptist Convention
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The group of Christian churches that broke away from the Catholic Church
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A Christian who fully puts believers under water to show their faith
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A member of a Christian group that baptizes people by putting them fully under water
A person who belongs to the American Baptist Churches, a Baptist church group from the northern United States
A person in a Baptist church who believes people have free will and Jesus died for everyone
A member of a Baptist church that teaches people can choose to be saved
A Baptist who believes God decides who will be saved and that Christ died for some people
A member of a Baptist church who believes God chooses who will be saved
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Baptists comes from the Greek root baptizein, which means 'to dip' or 'immerse'. So Baptists are people who practise baptism by putting someone fully into water.