You can be a Christian and deny essential doctrine

You are aware, we are to judge ourselves and not others? And yes, God can choose to cause people holding differing doctrine to be born anew. Recall how we are to treat the least of our siblings.

If a person, or group asserts biblical doctrine, that we believe is mistaken, we are to stand firm in the faith, and defend our views. But you did not address errant doctrine, and so your OP does not affirm the essentials of the faith.

 

I think you did not comprehend my post. In your second post you addressed doctrine. Your first example is not allowed to be discussed, at least by me. But referring to the second, the one and only way to heaven is through the blood of Jesus. Plenty of scripture makes this clear.

Final thought, remember the guy praying, who told the Lord, gee I am glad I am not like this other guy. You need to consider the implications of that account! (Luke 18:10-14)

 

Nothing to see here...move along.

 

Maybe you should shake the dust from your feet and leave the other board alone.

 

I think you are terribly mistaken. I have done posts on the salvation of Roman Catholics and come away thinking that most on this board would not call Roman Catholics saved from the response. The views on this board vary greatly on that point, but a good number, such as myself, believe that if you mess up key doctrines you are probably not saved. The key question I still need to discuss is "what are key doctrines?"

 

Oh, ok I get it.

 

Some things for the OP to ponder seeing he's pronounced Catholics not Christian:


Reformed Baptist theologian Timothy George affirming that Mother Angelica knew Jesus Christ and spread His Gospel:

In Honor of an Uppity Nun | Timothy George


Reformed Churches accept converts' Catholic baptism:

Orthodox Presbyterian Church

 

So all these spiritual gift questionnaires you've completed got it wrong about you being a prophet, yet got it right saying you're suited to be an evangelist?

 

You figured that out in 7 minutes?