Roman Catholic Thoughts On Spiritual Delusion . . . .

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dingoling. said:
Didn't you say we are to listen to what God says and not what man says? So let's listen to what God says. God doesn't say that a person is saved by faith alone and not by works, man says that.
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post a verse that says man is saved by their works. did the thief on the cross have 'works' to save him?

dingoling. said:
So why are you listening to what man says and not what God says?
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I don't, I am no longer catholic and haven't been since the early 70s. those last 2 yrs sure clinched it for me. I didn't start listening to His word until '78.
 
mica said:
post a verse that says man is saved by their works. did the thief on the cross have 'works' to save him?


I don't, I am no longer catholic and haven't been since the early 70s. those last 2 yrs sure clinched it for me. I didn't start listening to His word until '78.
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I was raised as a Catholic but my parents stopped going when I was 16. At college a Christian got be going back to church but it was a Baptist church not a Catholic church; that was in 1976. He taught me how to read, study, memorize and meditate on Scripture. I maintain those habits since then and have read through the entire Bible over 46 times and have memorized over 3000 verses.

What clinched it for me was when I read through the CCC around 15 years ago. I will never leave the Catholic church again.
 
mica said:
post a verse that says man is saved by their works. did the thief on the cross have 'works' to save him?


I don't, I am no longer catholic and haven't been since the early 70s. those last 2 yrs sure clinched it for me. I didn't start listening to His word until '78.
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dingoling. said:
I was raised as a Catholic but my parents stopped going when I was 16. At college a Christian got be going back to church but it was a Baptist church not a Catholic church; that was in 1976. He taught me how to read, study, memorize and meditate on Scripture. I maintain those habits since then and have read through the entire Bible over 46 times and have memorized over 3000 verses.

What clinched it for me was when I read through the CCC around 15 years ago. I will never leave the Catholic church again.
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you didn't answer my question.
 
mica said:
there are no doctrinal issues between Christians, but there are between Christians and nonChristians.
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dingoling. said:
So everyone whose doctrines line up with yours is a Christian and everyone else is a non-Christian. Well that makes sense.
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Christian doctrines line up with scripture. those of non-Christians do not line up with scripture.

yes, it does make sense.
 
mica said:
you call that a work?? that's a far cry from washing His feet with one's hair!

catholics don't know repentance, all they know is penance. the 2 aren't the same.
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I answered your question. See what happens when we answer the nCCs questions.
 
dingoling. said:
I was raised as a Catholic but my parents stopped going when I was 16. At college a Christian got be going back to church but it was a Baptist church not a Catholic church; that was in 1976. He taught me how to read, study, memorize and meditate on Scripture. I maintain those habits since then and have read through the entire Bible over 46 times and have memorized over 3000 verses.

What clinched it for me was when I read through the CCC around 15 years ago. I will never leave the Catholic church again.
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I don't know what that baptist taught you, but according to your posts here you don't understand even the basics of scripture and christianity.
 
mica said:
I don't know what that baptist taught you, but according to your posts here you don't understand even the basics of scripture and christianity.
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I was taught that a person is saved by faith alone and not by works and that we have been imputed with the righteousness of Christ.
 
mica said:
you call that a work?? that's a far cry from washing His feet with one's hair!

catholics don't know repentance, all they know is penance. the 2 aren't the same.
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dingoling. said:
I answered your question. See what happens when we answer the nCCs questions.
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yes, a believer will reply with the truth of scripture.

the woman wouldn't have been washing His feet with her hair if she wasn't already a believer and had repented. her focus was on Him!
 
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