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We take the sacraments to remind us of what Jesus did to save us. This is only for Christians. "Do this in remembrance of me".

Of course you don't. Christians are not led by laws, rules or religion, they are led by the Holy Spirit, John 16:13-15. The Holy Spirit will not cause a Christian to sin. Those that are not indwelt with the Holy Spirit are led by laws, rules and religion.

All that Jesus was and all that Jesus did was for our justification and our salvation. Jesus was our substitute and our representative. We are accepted only in him and because of him. We are saved by the doing and the dying of Jesus. Jesus saves and he saves to the uttermost, Hebrews 7:25.

So, you think that you are a robot? Why are you doing good works? Are you doing good works out of gratitude for what Jesus has done for you, or are you doing good works to try and please God? If you are trying to please God you are wasting your time. God is only pleased with the works and...

Over 50 years as a Christian that was my estimate. I could be wrong.

The Corinthian church was a troublesome church. They were always doing things for the wrong reason. Paul was always straitening them out. All that are Christians are partakers of the body and the blood of Christ. The sacraments are a symbol of that. We do that in remembrance of what Jesus did...

Everyone, regardless of their race or what they believe should be treated with respect. Jesus atoned for their sins also.

Not sure that they were ever saved.

That's a pretty good job of screwing with the scriptures. It you don't like what the scripture says, then just change it. There is nothing about "purpose" "fulfillment" "being" in Romans 10:4. These are words that you have added to pervert the scripture. The scripture says, "For Christ is the...

The old false doctrine of its not me doing the works, its Jesus living his life through me. Jesus is not interested in living another life through a sinner. "For such a high priest became us, who is holy, harmless, undefiled, SEPRATE FROM SINNERS, and made higher than the heavens" Hebrews 7:26.

I will make peace with the Catholics when they accept the historical Gospel of Jesus Christ as their only means of salvation.

Christians take the sacrament to transfer divine grace. Divine grace is the virtues of Jesus Christ. So, like I said, Catholics take the sacraments to become holy like Jesus.

Under the New Covenant the law has been abolished, Ephesians 2:15. Jesus nailed it to his cross, Colossians 2:14.

All that Jesus was, and all that Jesus did was for our justification and our salvation. Jesus was the end and the fulfillment of the law, Romans 10:4. This is why we are no longer under the law or subject to it, Romans 7:6. If the Son has made you free, you shall be free indeed.

Jesus is the end and the fulfillment of the law. This is why Paul wrote, "For Christ is the end of the law for righteousness to everyone that believes" Romans 10:4. To everyone that believes the Gospel. Paul said that the law promotes sin, Romans 7:7-12. To be free from the law is to be free...

Christians are not under the law or the commandments. To be under the law is to be under a curse, Galatians 3:10. Worse yet, it works God's wrath, Romans 4:15. Baptism is a work, we are not saved or justified by works, Romans 3:20.

Jesus does not want your sinful life. He wants you to have his sinless life.

Baptism is a public profession of ones faith in Christ. It does not save, nor does it justify. We identify with Jesus in water baptism. Going down into the water represents his death. Coming up out of the water represents his resurrection.

The law has been abolished, but only for believers. Unbelievers will be judged by it and condemned. Believers are led by the Holy Spirit, not the law. If you are led by laws, rules or religion, you are under a curse, Galatians 3:10. Catholicism is a law-based religion. Get out now.

Thank you. I have nothing to lose. Whether we live or whether we die, we are the Lords, Romans 14:8.