Jesus Camp Documentary

So I watched the documentary Jesus camp?

In one section they were using nestle water as holy water, is nestle the water of the lord? Is that what priests use for exorcisms?

For the Christian, water, whatever its source, represents life. Holy water has been prayed over and blessed. Many churches make “holy water” every week. Any water “blessed” is considered “holy water”. Catholicism is most associated with exorcism, but Lutherans, Hindus, Islamics, Judaists, Buddhists, and even the Pilgrims and Quakers have practiced exorcism. Nestle water, if prayed over and blessed, would be totally acceptable for baptism or an exorcism.

Jesus Camp – Interview with Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady

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