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Baptism is a Christian ritual in which a person is immersed in or sprinkled with water, often performed in rivers or other bodies of water. The practice is significant in Christianity as a rite of initiation or spiritual cleansing, marking a person's commitment to the faith or entry into the Christian community.
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