Baptised vs. Baptized 

"Baptised" vs. "Baptized" in English

What Is Their Main Difference?

Both refer to performing the ritual of baptism on someone. However, 'baptise' is the British spelling, whereas, 'baptize' is the American spelling.

Differences

'Baptise' is the British spelling, while, 'baptize' is the American spelling. Look at the examples below:

Example

The young girl was baptised yesterday.

Can a non-believer be baptized?

Similarities

Both refer to performing the ritual of baptism on someone. Check out the examples below:

Example

Was Ransom baptized an orthodox?

The lady baptised her child 'Jonathon' after her father.

Are They Interchangeable?

Most native speakers use these terms interchangeably. Compare:

Example

✓ I thought you had been baptized a Catholic.

✓ I thought you had been baptised a Catholic.

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