This isn't about you or me. The elect of God do not choose to keep the law. They are created to keep the law. This is the explicit purpose of the New Testament. I supplied you with the relevant verses to document this for your edification.
Correct. This is true regardless of whether one is saved or not. The damned may make plenty of effort to sin or be saved, but it isn't their decision if they can't hear the gospel message to begin with. One cannot choose what isn't an option.
Where in the bible does it say you are created to keep the law? Explicitly. And if you are created to keep it, then you do keep it fully? And if you still sin how does that not contradict that the elect are created to keep the law?
No, I live by faith; neither do I live by impulse as @Stella1000 stated:
The question was, is it necessary to keep the commandments. The answer given was yes, and the elect were created to keep them. Do you agree with this?
No, you do not have to keep the commandants? That is different than what other NCs say, although I think all NCs come to the same conclusion, that you really do not have to do anything because you consider yourselves the elect, which you state the bible says you WILL keep the commandments. That you were created to keep them.
Jeremiah 31:31-34;Ezekiel 11:19;36:25-27;Hebrews 8:9,10
Necessary to what end?
God created man:
We are not saved by keeping the commandments; we are saved by faith unto good works.
Are they truly saved?
The RC version of salvation means God mistakenly sent Jesus to the cross. I mean if we could all keep the commandments then why did Jesus need to be sacrificed? RCs have no understanding of the greatest gift we can receive.
Try your best, die right after confession and if not, then undisclosed time in a supposed purgatory where one is burnt up instead of the works being burned up; plain wishful thinking, no assurance, no peace.
That would mean that no one is the elect because everyone sins?
Non Sequitur. Do you believe what your bible says, or not? It clearly points out that the elect cannot be deceived. That leaves only intentional sins, and I seriously doubt the elect sin intentionally either. Therefore they cannot sin, and those who think they're the elect and still continue to sin are deluded and deceived.
Isn't it Roman Catholic belief, that it is not possible in this life to have assurance of salvation (except perhaps in a very rare circumstance)?
It is the sin of presumption. But do they sin have that sin?
More accurately a faithful soul would realize the full assurance of hope to the very end...
So really no assurance of salvation just the hope of salvation. So two RCs two different opinions
So an RC can hope, and hope, and hope, doing all the RCC demands, only to find out, "Sorry, Charlie, yer outta luck! To the inferno with you!"
summed up nicely.
Not necessarily, but it should be more than a mere impulse. It should be a part of our being. We should always stive to do our best and we can, by grace through faith in Christ Jesus our Lord.