What is the significance of using water during baptism ceremonies in some religions?
1. Cleanses the child from evil or other maladies
2. Signifies the relationship of the child to God
3. Dedicates the child to a family group
4. Protects the child from illness
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Explanation: 1. The use of water is a symbolic representation of cleansing of sin for Christians, as well as for other maladies in other religions.
2. Baptism is a symbol, but does not formally tie the child to God.
3. Water use in baptism does not dedicate a child to a family group.
4. The use of water in baptism does not protect the child from illness.
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