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Aspersion (la. aspergere/aspersio), in a
religious context, is the act of
sprinkling with water,
especially holy water.
Aspersion is a
method used in...
- also
include total submersion baptism,
partial immersion baptism, and
aspersion or sprinkling.
Christian denominations which baptize by
affusion do not...
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baptism are
designed for
baptisms using a non-immersive method, such as
aspersion (sprinkling) or
affusion (pouring). The
simplest of
these fonts has a...
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baptism that is
distinguished from
baptism by
affusion (pouring) and by
aspersion (sprinkling),
sometimes without specifying whether the
immersion is total...
- immersion; if
immersion is total, by submersion; by
affusion (pouring); and by
aspersion (sprinkling).
Those who hold the
first view may also
adhere to the tradition...
- such as
smudge pots and
aspersion irrigation to the region.
Smudge pots work by
providing direct heat to the
vines while aspersion involves spraying the...
- Judaism, the
Rastafari movement, Shinto, Taoism, and Wicca.
Immersion (or
aspersion or affusion) of a
person in
water is a
central Sacrament of Christianity...
- Baptism, in
which they
baptize infants, as well as
unbaptized adults by the
Aspersion (sprinkling) or
Affusion (pouring)
method in the name of the
Father and...
- the
front man in
Australian bands The Wet Taxis,
Paris Green and The
Aspersion Caste. He also
worked as a
backing musician with Catfish,
Laughing Clowns...
- baptism. That
person would receive the sign of the
Cross and
possibly aspersion with holy
water from a minister,
indicating their entry to the
state of...
