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We won't be the same as we are now after the judgment is over. We will be like Christ and the thought of sin will be like it was in the Garden in the beginning before sin came into the world, there will be none. You and I will be on our knees casting our many crowns at the feet of Christ...

That's not what your early Popes said! When did it change, or would you like for me to show you?

I forget? Which religious organization is it that claims the Church is salvation?

Ok, Brother, we have no problem! I just hope you can have an idea of why I do stand with PSA. And if you can't, we are still good!

I've considered Cathode to be a reliable source of Catholicism in the past, but you fall short of the mark, Walter.

Say what? Pope Eugene IV and the Council of Florence (A.D. 1438 - 1445): "[The most Holy Roman Church] firmly believes, professes, and proclaims that those not living within the Catholic Church, not only pagans, but also Jews and heretics and schismatics cannot become participants in eternal...

God cannot speak away the free will of man to sin! He freely gave free will to Adam and Eve and they used it to sin. God knew this would happen, but that sin comes with a price, The Law of Sin and Death. In order to save man from his sin, God created another Law according to His plan for man...

God could speak the universe into existence, why do you think He didn't speak the sin of man away in the same fashion? Did His Laws before the foundation of the world allow for sin to be spoken away?

God said in the Law "it is the blood that atones for the soul." It was the blood of an innocent animal but represented the Blood of Christ. That tells me God demands the blood of man for his sin, in other words death. Man had no way out with God but death for his sin. To keep from destroying...

We agree on what it takes to enter His Kingdom. I can afford to be wrong on the details of the atonement. But I don't think I am, lol.

"We were chosen in Him before the foundation of the world" sounds exactly like the plan I was chosen for to be conformed in the image of Christ. God made a decision before He created man, it was His plan of redemption all men would follow to be born-again. It was specifically designed for...

If God chose us in Christ as the means of salvation, Eph. 1:4 is not referring to who will be saved, but the manner in which we will be saved.

Did He choose us in Him (Christ) before the creation for salvation or did He choose us in Christ as the means for salvation to be blameless in His sight, in love?

LOL, ok, I was thinking of a different kind of explosion. Yes, I read that and it's loaded with knowledge. More than I can muster up in one post. I still see the wrath of a Holy God placed on the Sin Sacrifice that was made sin to take my place. I'm pretty sure we will never agree on this...

God knows who will believe and who will not, He has this thing in knowing the exact timing to send a Peter, or a Paul, or maybe Tea. He doesn't predetermine that they will believe, He knows they will believe and somehow can look into the future and know the exact timing for it to happen. He...

I'm fine as we speak, can do anything I've always done. Time will tell. I've decided to let it take its course rather than taking up an early wheelchair with various complications as those others have done with treatments. We are truly in the hands of the Lord! I'm not asking for prayer...

They're making some progress though. "No salvation outside the Church" has been changed to one can be saved outside the Church. They recently cut Mary out as a co-Redeemer. In another couple of centuries they will be considered Baptists.

No, it was Walter that said that, not me. Paul never described the Church you teach. That Church you have so much faith in is a work of the traditions of men. The Church you claim is nowhere in Scripture to be found.

Not working out very well for me. My PSA, (not penal substitution, lol, prostate specific antigen) count has risen sharply and holding in the last 2 tests. Doctors are saying I'm in need of treatments, but I keep putting it off. Did quite a bit of checking around of folks in my situation who...

This post from you is the clearest point I can find as to why you're a Catholic and I'm a Baptist.