The Church no longer includes the three “I reject” statements in the Sacrament of Baptism.

• True

• False

The Spirit of God bringing forth life from the waters during creation is a prefiguring of Baptism.

• True

• False

Jesus really didn’t need to be baptized by John the Baptist since he was without sin.

• True

• False

Every unbaptized person, whether a child or an adult, is eligible for Baptism.

• True

• False

The Baptism of all adults, infants, and children, must take place at the Easter Vigil.

• True

• False

Because Baptism forgives only Original Sin, the forgiveness of personal sin must wait until the new Catholic receives the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation.

• True

• False

According to the Book of Genesis, before the sin of Adam and Eve, those first human beings and all other creatures lived in perfect harmony, health, and happiness.

• True

• False

Being baptized entitles each member of the Church to other spiritual resources of the Church, including the right to receive the sacraments for which they are eligible.

• True

• False

All four Gospels describe the Baptism of Jesus as the beginning of his public ministry.

• True

• False

Due to changes made at the Second Vatican Council, most Catholics today are baptized as adults.

• True

• False