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The Samury: Baptism is a symbol of Christian identity and rituals of baptism.

Which is one of the most important pillars of the Christian religion, it is the gateway and the only entrance to the accession and belonging to the individual in this religion: - Do not be surprised if we say that: "One can not live without ritual.

" In fact, rituals as a whole constitute human beings and the identity of societies and civilizations.

Rituals constitute the true identity of the individual and society by which identity is realized.

Identity today is an important piece of our person.

A person is what his identity declares, what society says about him, and identity is a symbolic and a very important ritual.

This ceremony and family, which are called by friends and relatives after the liturgical ceremonies (such as the ritual of baptism), turns into an opportunity to confirm and affirm the collective identity, albeit in a simple and primitive manner.

However, these ritual ceremonies deal with the fundamental human nature in a very precise, After the review of decrees and rituals formed and formulated by a community, which reflected the level of culture that community and the cohesion of social construction and authenticity among its members, and the sense of the collective synergy that includes the children of this religion as a single family, N rituals organized by the "baptism".

We have also come to the conclusion that sharing with others about a doctrine or idea (culture) is only the treatment or solution of a human problem that exists in the folds of our human nature as a trait, the existential anxiety and isolation of this world.

From this perspective comes the perception that the human subject to a previous plan to complete it in any way, and at the same time is the fingerprint in that culture, he is pregnant and creator of culture.

From here we can understand the cultural transformations taking place in our world, as people try to overcome the earth.

Control and invest all their energies and better organize their human societies.