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sacraments. Protestants, we have two. Protestants are right. You have seven sacraments.

But here's the idea. With a Roman Catholic, you get... Protestants are right. You have seven sacraments.

But here's the idea.

With a Roman Catholic, you get baptized in the church, and they would hold to baptismal regeneration.

So it would take you from mortal sins and put you on the right track.

And inevitably, you're going to fall.

And so you're going to need to be rewashed and set back on the right track again and again. But it would start with your baptism. As an infant, as a baby, baptismal regeneration.

They actually believe that baptism saves in the literal sense. So it causes the person to be born

again. So baptism, that is a sacrament. And after that, you would have confirmation. That would be another

sacrament. At that point, you would begin participating in the Eucharist, the mass, the Eucharist,

which would include both the bread and also the wine, transubstantiation, literally turned into

the flesh and the blood of Christ, which is wrong.

But that would be another sacrament.

They believe that grace is infused, not imputed, that is accredited, accounted for righteousness through faith alone, like the scripture says of Abraham, but rather infused.

And it's infused, grace is infused through sacraments.

And in other cases, perhaps relics and rituals, but certainly sacraments and certainly baptism and the Eucharist. So you have baptism,

then confirmation in the Eucharist, then you have confession, which would also be a sacrament,

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