, 29 October 2009 (UTC) 

  
 ::::::: If you actually know anything about the Christian theology of baptism then you would already know for yourself that the phrase "baptized into the Roman Catholic Church" is an incorrect way of expressing things regardless of how often it may be ignorantly used.  This should be so blatantly obvious that my completely valid correction of the phrase should never have been a matter for contention.  Apparently my so-called "incorrectness" and "opinion" on this matter is also shared by Kallistos Ware, an eminent Orthodox theologian and bishop - http://www.anglicancentreinrome.org/docstore/0903cent0102.pdf .  Obviously you also need to be reminded  that a person *isn't* baptised "into" a particular church and that it's actually you who are wrong on this issue.  Then you might have the integrity and decency to correct the article yourself.  And, may I remind you, that I politely offered other forms of expression that should have been acceptable to both of us but even that was unacceptable to you because of your apparently fanatical obsession with owning the article and bullying anyone who dares to change or correct anything.  When you begin to treat other editors with more respect then you will find they will begin to respect you as well.  From the moment I first edited that article you have acted like a little bully boy  -  it's now time for you to accept responsibility for your behaviour and start being more mature.    05:28