Canonum De Lex Ecclesium
Canons of Ecclesiastical Law

one heaven iconIV.   Theology

4.3 Dogma

Article 116 - Baptism

Canon 4227 (link)

Baptism or “Baptizmos” (βαπτίζμός) in Ancient Greek, is a fundamental doctrine and dogma of Christianity since its first formation in 314 CE as one of the original seven sacred sacraments or “mysterion” (μυστήριον) namely immersion and oneness within the sacred waters (see) of all Creation as a sign and symbol of purity, perfection and equality before all Heaven and Earth.

Canon 4228 (link)

The name of the sacrament “Baptizmos” (βαπτίζμός) in Ancient Greek comes from baptō (βάπτω) meaning “I dip; I immerse” and -izmos (ίζμός) meaning “a suffix that forms abstract nouns of action, state, condition, doctrine”. The other six original and true sacraments or “mysterion” of Christianity being Eucharistos, Christmos, Kommoinos, Orthodoxos, Matrimonos and Kremationos.

Canon 4229 (link)

By definition, from its first formation in 314 CE, Christianity explicitly disavowed all the fraudulent notions of Rome, the false cult of Iudaism and the former Aryan Empire being some kind of “divinely ordained” caste or class system whereby people by virtue of being borne, consented to be perpetually known as either a member of the elite or a slave. Furthermore, Christianity expressly forbid any and all notions of slavery or servitude (bondage) and considered it a capital crime; and any claim that a child could be borne inheriting the debts and crimes of the parents was considered an absurdity and abomination. Thus, the Christian sacrament of Baptizmos (Baptism) is the earthly reminder of an unbreakable and irrevocable covenant with Heaven that each and every one of us are borne equal and without any blemish, or transgression (original sin), or curse.

Canon 4230 (link)

Under the original formation of Christianity in 314 CE, all water was considered sacred (hence “holy water”) and the bringer of life:

(i) All major Christian cities as episcopolis or metropolis from 314 CE were on major rivers, as a means of sustaining the population, providing the lifeblood for agriculture and more efficient means of global transport and trade; and

(ii) As the physical body is mostly made of water and water is sacred (hence the word sedos or “see”), no man or woman could ever be declared unsacred.

Canon 4231 (link)

In contrast to the true Christian sacrament of “Baptizmos” (Baptism) that explicitly and absolutely forbid any notion such as original sin, or imperfection, or blemish, or curse, or slavery or bondage, many of the cultures utterly destroyed and condemned by Constantine in the formation of Christianity were based upon morally repugnant, deliberately and knowingly false, deceptive and misleading philosophies aimed at consolidating power into the hands of a few and the permanent enslavement of the many:

(i) The city of Rome, utterly destroyed, condemned and forever cursed from 313 CE as the AntiChrist, once held the deliberately false and repugnant notion of perpetual “races” or gens of men with the term “patrician” as the highest class, the term “plebian” and “equestrian” as the lower class, the term “proletarian” as the lowest class and then slaves as merely property; and

(ii) The Aryan Empire formed under the Piso and utterly destroyed by Constantine by the beginning of the 4th Century, falsely claimed that it was divinely ordained that men were divided into “kastes” with the lowest possessing no soul and being animals, while the highest being like gods ordained to rule the world.

Canon 4232 (link)

The banned and destroyed Roman version of Mithraism, considered a capital crime under Christianity from 314 CE onward, possessed a mystery known as “Coronation” centered around the celebration of blood rites, cursing of heaven, human sacrifice, cannibalism, and worshipping the world of ghosts:

(i) For the Ordinary ritual of Coronation known simply as “Ordination”, an initiate to Mithra put on a white gown, a thorny crown and walked in a procession to the temple, where they were stripped, placed in a pit and then above, animals such as a young calf or lamb was then slaughtered on the perforated platform over them with the blood flowing through onto them, thus being “born again” with their “sins washed away by the blood of the lamb”; and

(ii) For the Ordinary ritual of Coronation known simply as “Coronation”, the initiate was usually placed in a stone sarcophagus and instead of a lamb, a human child was ritually slaughtered on an altar above them, in a mirror tradition of the trials under the Ramesses and the Osiris Mysteries of Giza.

Canon 4233 (link)

It is impossible for the AntiChrist (Rome) or an agent of the AntiChrist to conduct a Baptism, nor claim the benefit of one or more Baptisms. Therefore, any and all Baptizms deliberately and knowingly falsely conducted by the AntiChrist (Rome) or an agent of the AntiChrist are clearly and absolutely determined, dissolved and annulled.

Canon 4234 (link)

The issue of any, every and all Birth Certificates, Settlement Certificates under the claims of the Roman Death Cult, also known as the Antichrist and its agents are impossible and absurd under Christian tradition. Therefore, all such documents and instruments are null and void having no legal effect whatsoever.

Canon 4235 (link)

In 1537, the Roman Death Cult, also falsely known as the Roman Catholic Church and not the true Universal "Catholic" Church instituted a corruption of the Baptismal ceremony so that the sacrament and ritual represent the conveyance of the soul of the child as property to the church in trust as a “Deposit of Faith”. Since 1933, this third Cestui Que Vie Trust is used to justify that persons who have been baptized no longer “own” their own soul and therefore may be legally classed as things under maritime law.

Canon 4236 (link)

As the ritual of the Baptism as corrupted by the Roman Death Cult as the AntiChrist and its agents is a complete heresy, blasphemy and apostasy against the teachings of Christianity, such acts have no force, or effect in cursing, condemning nor blemishing the spiritual character of those that participate, whether knowingly or unknowingly, except when such acts are associated with a Blood Coronation and human sacrifice.

Canon 4237 (link)

As anyone leading the false ceremony of Baptism as a simulated or actual act of salvation (salvaging the spirit), or falsely declaring an infant that is alive to be dead, or a curse of original sin, blemish and enslavement is complicit and culpable of a grave transgression against Christianity and the laws of the Universe, the Divine Creator and all humanity, any living priest, nun, bishop, clergy, ordinary, registrar, nurse, academic or attendant that seeks to perpetuate such deliberate and knowingly false, deceptive and misleading claims therefore accept upon themselves the full force, physical and mental consequences and effects of such curses against Heaven and the living.