Baptism is generally a purification ritual using water practiced in various religions including Christianity, Mandaeanism, and Sikhism. Christian baptism has its origins with the Jewish ritual of mikvah. The word baptize derives from the Greek word. (the infinitive; more commonly indicated by the first person singular present active indicative), which loosely means "to dip, bathe, or wash". In spite of this range of meanings, it is a matter of religious conviction to some groups to assert that baptism is literally equivalent to, to plunge something entirely into the water, so that the water closes over it. To other groups, the meaning is broad enough to encompass washing by pouring. To yet others, it is a symbolic term meaning "identification with" (e.g. Jesus) having no connection with earthly ritual.

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