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And YOU should show me where the Church teach that we “worship” the Pope, who is simply the earthly head – Christ’s Vicar (Matt. 16:18-19, Luke 22:31-32, John 21:15-19). You see – instead of constantly lying – YOU should just stick to the truth, sparky . . .

No - they're not "sinful" good works. Sin requires intent, full knowledge and full consent. They're simply works that are not done to glorify God - like breathing . . .

Christ is the HEAD of His Church. His OVERSEERS are His Bishops (Acts 16:4, Acts 20:28-32, 1 Tim. 3:1-7, Eph. 4:11, Heb. 13:17, Phil. 1:1, Titus 1:5-9, Titus 1:6, 1 Pet. 5:1-3). STUDY your Bible, sparky . . .

The overseers in Christ’s Church are the Bishops (Acts 16:4, Acts 20:28-32, 1 Tim. 3:1-7, Eph. 4:11, Heb. 13:17, Titus 1:5-9, Titus 1:6, 1 Pet. 5:1-3). NOWHERE does Scripture mention the “Generals” of YOUR cult over at “aggressivechristianity.net”. Gee – I wonder WHY . . . Catholic Church -...

It's NOT freedom to sin "only". Free will is freedom to sin or NOT to sin. YOU are very confused . . .

Absolutely - but that was NOT the case for the Good Samaritan. His heart was in the RIGHT place. An atheist mother can still love her children and it is NOT evil.

Why do you continue to cherry-pick verses and try to pit them against each other?? THIS is sinful. John is obviously talking about returning to a LIFE of WILLFUL sin. ALL Scripture must harmonize – or it is ALL a big, fat LIE. On its own – it cannot stand up against ALL of the other passages...

How does his bolster your false, man-made doctrine that Christians DON'T sin?

That STILL doesn't cancel out free will.

WRONG. There you go cherry-picking again. That’s NOT what Paul said – in CONTEXT. He prefaced it by talking about DOUBT. Rom 14:23 But whoever has DOUBTS is condemned if he eats, because this is not from faith; for whatever is not from faith is sin. Jesus specifically used the example of a...

But that DOESN'T mean that ALL free will is "Pelagianism." Pelagianism simply takes advantage of free will.

The Good Samaritan is a perfect example of a good work done by a person who was NOT considered acceptable by Jewish standards. I'll send you an address for the $100 check . . .

HUH?? Pelagianism held that a man can live a sinless life on his OWN. This STILL doesn’t discount free will. YOU don’t seem to understand what free will is – and THAT is at the core of your confusion . . .

And once again, you illustrate a complete ignorance of ALL things Catholic. Augustine was CATHOLIC Bishop. His approach to the "free choice of the will" states that "there can be no denying that we have a will." Augustine defines "good will" as "a will by which we seek to live a good and...

HOW does the teaching of man’s complete depravity before coming to Christ affect free will??

Granted, some of your Protestant Fathers took the heretical as YOU do against free will – this was NOT the view of Augustine. He openly taught about free will in his dialogues against the Manichaean Heretics. NOT sure where you’re getting your information . . .

And according to YOUR moronic interpretation of Scripture where EVERYTHING is “symbolic” – Jesus never really walked the face of the earth. He was just a figment of everybody’s imagination. This is the heresy of Docetism – that Jesus was just a phantom – an illusion who was only a spiritual...

And YOU are a textbook example of why cherry-picking Scripture doesn’t work. You desperately try to pit one verse against another instead of reading ALL of them in their proper CONTEXT. The verses you are cherry-picking speak of living a life of WILLFUL sin – not about stumbling in our...

Actually – I only associate non-Catholic CHRISTIANS as Protestants. I associate all other aberrant quasi-Christian sects like yours as something completely different. And make NO mistake about child molestation: It's EVERYWHERE and doesn't care about theology - even your aberrant, perverted...

I’m not insisting that you “made” Christ a liar because He can NEVER be one. All YOU did was to IMPLY that He is a liar – and that is an abomination . . .