Examples of using Unbaptized in English and their translations into Swedish
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Baptized shall unbaptized.
Only… unbaptized babies go to limbo.
Or babies who have died unbaptized.
It had to be an unbaptized baby girl because baptism is a commitment to another god.
Maybe you will just go to purgatory with all the unbaptized babies.
Hence, no unbaptized person, however deep
This is the realm where virtuous pagans and unbaptized babies reside.
It's where the souls of unbaptized babies go when they perish, or the souls of people who died before their time.
that place where unbaptized babies go?
All unbaptized adults and those who after baptism have committed mortal sin go immediately to hell.
that place where unbaptized babies go? Limbo?
Whereupon all the unbaptized of the living and the dead would be annihilated upon the return of Mithras to earth.
Or the souls of people who died before their time. It's where the souls of unbaptized babies go when they perish.
The unbaptized and the Virtuous Pagans(like Julius Caesar,
According to some beliefs, young drowned women and dead unbaptized girls turned into mermaids.
girls who died unbaptized.
The first circle contains the unbaptized and the virtuous pagans,
as well as dead unbaptized newborn girls.
On the other hand, if a sister is accompanied on an established Bible study by an unbaptized male publisher who is not her husband,
the upside-down crucifix and the chalk drawings… unbaptized Palo Mayombe.
preferably unbaptized ones, since wild men are pagans and hate anything that might pose a threat to their uninhibited nature.
This does not imply that in the sins committed by an unbaptized person there is a special enormity
and ordered that any unbaptized infants must be submitted for baptism within 8 days.
The article takes up the question of the burial rights of unbaptized children, the problems incurred by lack of Medieval infant remains,
St. Thomas explains a theory that the unbaptized person at the dawn of reason goes through a first crisis in moral discrimination which turns simply on the acceptance