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I'm not tiny to convince you to look away God or said that because you are Catholic that means you look away from God -- in fact I specifically said that many Catholics look to God. But it is important to remember that only Catholics believe that the Catholic Church is synomous with Christ's...

I'm sorry if you were/are upset in any fashion. I did my best to have a quality conversation with you, but felt it was going no where and am now tired of trying.

Prism, I have tried having a reasonable conversation with you, but it's gone no where. Have a nice day.

Mary: agin you forget: non-Catholics* prize a relationship with God. Any earthly insutiutional body ranks much lower. Trying to persuade a Christian person to look away from God and instead solely to a man (even a man who's a servant of God) isn't going go over well. *And many Catholics...

No person is saved (or not saved) via their ability to pass a theology test. Rather, we are saved by the grace of God and accepting Christ as our Savior.

Prims is redicoulously distorting my position. My actual position a person my accept Christ as their Savior in order to be saved. God does all the lifting, was the sacrifice on the Cross, and offers the gift of His salvation to all. We just need to accept Him.

Under Calvinism, how is a person whom doesn't have free will culaple for anything? They do as they do because they lack the free will to be or do anything else-- because God designed the whole thing to be so. Every horrible human monster is thus because of God's design. It's like God...

From where I'm standing, you're just preaching Calvinism, and I'm really not interested. Have a nice day.

I'm going to be forward here: I'm not a Calvinist, and PASSIONATELY reject those teachings. I do believe that a person must accept Christ and their Savior in order to be saved, a gift which he offers every single person. A person just needs to accept Him. This isn't a "work" or someone...

Bill, I have I haven't ridiculed you at all. Rather I answered your question pages ago, and have been EXTREMELY patient waiting for you to fulfill your promise and actually address my question. And I'm still waiting.

Do you believe that a person whom dies hating God and completely rejecting Him from the bottom of their heart is saved?

It is completely agree that Jesus loved them first. I said this already.

Did that heart accept Christ as their Lord and Savior? If yes, then such a person shall be saved. If no, then no.

Dude: love is about the heart. Your question is akin to: "how much must your heart be changed to count as reborn?"

Salvation does not happen without a person accepting Christ. Yes, Christ is the person doing all the lifting, yes He loved first, but we must also love Him.

Totally, no argument there.

I'm not arguing with you about the importance of Christ's sacrifice on the cross being the power that saves us-- in fact word's can't express how much I AGREE with that point!!! I just also believe that a person accept Christ and His gift.

I do believe that a person needs to accept Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior in order to be saved. if you are person whom believe that a person goes to Heaven while proclaiming "I hate Christ- He is nothing, I'm the lord of my life- &%@# Christ!", then I acknowledge your belief in that...

We aren't saved by our ability to pass a theology test. We are saved by our love of Christ, not our detailed knowledge of Him. I'm a person who's visited and studied MANY different faiths, Christian and non. Amoung those that proclaim Christ, I have rejoiced with those brother and sisters in...

I'm a person who REALLY would like to think that a person's view point has been thought out, and that they are capable of answering questions about it. Hence, my very patiently asking @Laish to explain his viewpoint. Disclaimer: now obviously I will acknowledge that some people haven't...