[daniel1212]

How can any religious precepts be "hyper-orthodox". Either a religious belief is orthodox or it's a different religion.

True, and most are drifting South (and Catholicism is already there), but you can get into hair-splitting

For example: Codd, now pastor at St. Thomas Aquinas Church in Charlotte, has asked that all who were baptized in his church in recent years be rebaptized because the proper Vatican mandated formula — the preferred saying is "I baptize" — was not used. Previously a deacon in the parish might have used a formula that began "we baptize."

[Romulus]

That’s not hair splitting. That’s a serious defect of form.

[Campion]

LOL, the "Vatican mandated formula" ?? Look it up: every traditional Christian church, at least until the 1960s, used the same "Vatican mandated" formula "N, I baptize you in the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit". Lutherans did, Anglicans did, Orthodox certainly still do, etc.

There's no such thing as a sacrament that is administered by a group ("we") to an individual. THe minister of a sacrament stands in the place of Christ. Christ is not a committee.