No, if you commit sin thereafter and don't repent/absolve yourself through the act of confession/last rights you're fucked.

You can't just be baptized then do whatever the fuck you want from there on out. It's constant/never ending work/vigilance. To not sin, and rectify it in the eyes of the Lord if you do.

No, if you commit sin thereafter and don't repent/absolve yourself through the act of confession/last rights you're fucked.

You can't just be baptized then do whatever the fuck you want from there on out. It's constant work. To not sin, and rectify it in the eyes of the Lord if you do.

No, if you commit sin thereafter and don't repent/absolve yourself through the act of confession/last rights you're fucked.

You can't just be baptized then do whatever the fuck you want from there on out. It's constant work. To not sin, and rectify it in the eyes of the Lord if you do.

No, if you commit sin thereafter and don't repent/absolve yourself through the act of confession/last rights you're fucked.

You can't just be baptized then do whatever the fuck you want from there on out. It's constant work that you have to keep up with for the rest of your life. To not sin, and rectify it in the eyes of the Lord if you do.

No, if you commit sin thereafter and don't repent/absolve yourself through the act of confession/last rights you're fucked.

You can't just be baptized then do whatever the fuck you want from there on out. It's constant work that you have to keep up with for the rest of your life. To not sin, and rectify it if you do.

No, if you commit sin thereafter and don't repent/absolve yourself through the act of confession/last rights you're fucked.

You can't just be baptized then do whatever the fuck you want from there on out. It's constant work. To not sin, and rectify it if you do.

No, if you commit sin thereafter and don't repent/absolve yourself through the act of confession you're fucked.

You can't just be baptized then do whatever the fuck you want from there on out.