Oh geesh, not this again. Please....go about your Protestant religion and we will NOT say anything about what you believe in, but leave Catholics and what we believe alone...PLEASE....go take care of your 7 children which GOD has Blessed you with.
You need to take your disgust about non-Catholics posting their opinions on an OPEN religion forum topic out on the person who chose to post it that way. Just so you understand, when one does it this way, they are inviting opposing views. Perhaps you need to stay on the Caucus threads to be more comfortable.
Oh geesh, not this again. Please....go about your Protestant religion and we will NOT say anything about what you believe in, but leave Catholics and what we believe alone...PLEASE....go take care of your 7 children which GOD has Blessed you with.
You need to take your disgust about non-Catholics posting their opinions on an OPEN religion forum topic out on the person who chose to post it that way. Just so you understand, when one does it this way, they are inviting opposing views. Perhaps you need to stay on the Caucus threads to be more comfortable.
Seems to me that a Catholic opened the discussion on this relating to a conversion ..it is an open thread..not a caucus.
What Catholics fail to appreciate is the bible teaches there are tares among the wheat in the church..when an unsaved man or woman chooses to leave Protestantism and become a Catholic we do not morn that loss. It is not about numbers, it is about Christ as Lord and Savior.....We are told many are called, but few are chosen..numbers only count to men
When a man comes to the Catholic church he comes for tradition, or atmosphere or thinking they can find salvation there..
There is no salvation in the church, in any church.. Salvation is only IN Christ, the church is by definition the gathering of the elect, the saved..
Of this man and those like him I agree with John
" They went out from us, but they were not of us; for if they had been of us, they would [no doubt] have continued with us: but [they went out], that they might be made manifest that they were not all of us."