In a truly free world, the choice to belong to a cult should be something desired and not imposed by others. However, baptism, a rite imposed in the first moments of life when the person cannot make decisions, remains a current example of religious coercion and imposition. Choosing to de-baptize oneself becomes not only an act of liberation but also an essential political act in a state like Italy, which is subjected to the religious influences of the Vatican in politics and society.