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Religion has been in society for years, there are different kinds of religions: Seventh Day Adventist, Baptist, Buddhist, Jehovah Witness, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and many more. The ones that have been well known and have been here for many centuries are Catholicism and Protestantism. They been there since Roman Times. Catholicism were here before Protestantism, in world history, both religions are basically the same. It is just a little different between them. For example, their rituals, ceremonies, and especially their baptism.
Baptism, also called Sacrament is the basis of the whole Christian life. Another way of calling it, " The Washing of Regeneration and Renewal by the Holy Spirit" [Catechism by the Catholic Church Second Edition]. To baptize means to "plunge" or "immerse" into water symbolizes the catechumen's burial into Christ death from which he rises up by resurrection with him as a "new creature". "Baptism is God's most beautiful and magnificent gift,…….......

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