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Social sciences → Religions → Religions A - Z → Christian religions → Christian denominations → Mormon religion → Mormon customs → Conversion to Mormonism
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  • Kim Siever
    In the United States and Canda, at least, you will not be able to get baptised if you are under 18 unless you have parental permission.
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  • Now Grateful
    God doesn't care as long as you believe in Christ as our savior.
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  • laie_techie
    Baptism and conversion are two distinct (though related) things. You are converted when you obtain a testimony. No one else can dictate what you believe. Baptism is an ordinance which marks your conversion. Baptism and confirmation officially make you a member of the Church. You must legally be of majority in order to be baptized without consent of your legal guardian. In most countries, this equates to 18 years old. God will understand if you are converted but not baptized because your parents won't let you.
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