Should I get myself ex-communicated. Would that nullify baptism? How does one get excommunicated?

Answer 1

If you are Roman Catholic, all you have to do is announce that you ain't. "Latae sententiae" means that the excommunication is automatic; you don't even need a note from your bishop. I don't think it nullifies baptism, but you still get to go to hell anyway.

"Can. 1364 §1. Without prejudice to the prescript of can. 194, §1, n. 2, an apostate from the faith, a heretic, or a schismatic incurs a latae sententiae excommunication..."

--Book VI Part II Title I Canon 1364 Section 1 of the Code of Canon Law (sounds like a bad parody of _Dragnet_, doesn't it?)

That's how i did it. However, each individual must choose his own path away from the Holy Terror of Abraham.

Answer 2

There are plenty of ways of becoming excommunicated, such as promulgating heresy, participating in an abortion or desecrating the Eucharist, but there is no way to nullify baptism. You are either a baptized person or an unbaptized person, and the fundamental spiritual change created in a person through the holy sacrament of Baptism is eternal.
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Answer 3

Nothing nullifies your baptism, it is a sacrament. Excommunicate yourself if you want.

Answer 4

Instead of worrying about excommunication, why not just give your heart to Christ?

Answer 5

WATER BAPTISM will do Nothing for Your Eternal Soul!

Thanks, RR

Answer 6

If YOU don't believe in your church or their beliefs, then you just don't go. Why do you need to be excommunicated to move on?

Answer 7

You can leave your church by talking to your pastor. Baptism does not save.

Answer 8

You cannot. You can try, but it is no longer possible. They would not consider you a heretic, they would just consider you a NUT.

Answer 9

What denomination of Christianity are you. Not all Christian baptisms are valid.