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. . . and online cults like aggressivechristianity.net, which YOU belong to.

That's okay. I just did almost the SAME thing a couple of days ago with another poster . . .

The Catholic Church worships neither Tradition NOR the Bible. Why would you tell a ridiculous, unfounded lie like that?

2 Thess. 2:15 assures us that NOT everything was written down in Scripture - and was never meant to be. The Church was given Supreme Authority by Christ Himself. The lessons taught by the apostles may not have been written down in Scripture - but they were handed down to their successors. For...

HOWEVER, it renders your interpretation of this verse null and void because Jesus, a human being did NOT sin. Jesus is part of "ALL."

WRONG. You still haven't proven that "ALL" Jerusalem could have been upset as Herod was because there was no reason for them to be upset yet. The edict to kill the male children was NOT yet in effect. This proves that Matt. 2:3 is simply using a generalization with its inclusive language. As...

And not even Noah was considered to be "Kecharitomene." There were many people in Scripture that were favored or "highly" favored - yet NONE of them were Kecharitomene like Mary. She was completely and enduringly endowed with grace. That's what "Kecharitomene" means. It is a completed action...

And every verse I quoted showed that these people were not "Spiritually dead." You cannot be spiritually-dead and be filled with the spirit of God at the same time. This is an oxymoron (sorry for the big word . . .). Your post is therefore, an exercise in futility, by Scripturally-bankrupt friend.

WRONG. That's NOT what Jesus said. He said that the added traditions of the Pharisees nullified the Word of God because they placed as much importance on them as the did God's Word. The Scriptures themselves put Sacred Tradition ON PAR with Scripture: 2 Thess 2:15 "Stand firm and hold fast to...

And when you can show me ONE other person in all of Scripture who is described as "Kecharitomene" - you might have a point. Unfortunately for you - there isn't one. Mary was completely and enduringly endowed with grace. That's what "Kecharitomene" means. It is a completed action with a...

First of all - you're still dodging the fact that Herod and "ALL" of Jerusalem were upset - BEFORE the edict to kill the male children went out. Secondly - ONLY the male children of the region of Bethlehem were to be killed, NOT Jerusalem. The narrative that "ALL" Jerusalem was disturbed is...

Soooooo, you're saying that Jesus sinned and fell short of the glory of God?? That is outright heresy. Care to explain that one??

There IS no "evidence" against my position. You were wrong to use Romans 3 to show that every single person has sinned. You ran from the question as to whether or not you believed that babies have sinned. What about the unborn?? they're part of "ALL." What about Jesus?? As a human being, He...

The Catholic Church doesn't teach that there is absolutely NO predestination. Some of the great servants of the Bible were predestined. Calvin went too far and claimed that ALL were predestined for either Heaven or Hell. NOWHERE does Scripture even IMPLY this fallacy.

Herod became upset BEFORE issuing the edict to kill anybody. This verse uses inclusive language by saying that "ALL" Jerusalem was disturbed. It is silly to propose that "ALL" in this verse means literally every single person. Rom. 11:32 says that God has mercy on "ALL.” Really?? He has...

Wrong. You used Romans 3 to support your false idea that Mary was "spiritually dead" util Pentecost. I corrected you because you used those 2 verses out of their proper context. Now, you're trying to imply that we were talking about something else. Nice try . . .

And others are Scripturally-bankrupt.

The one who didn't ascend Bodily to the Father. The Jesus of Christianity did . . .

No - you missed the context of Romans 3. because you applied a wooden, literalist sense to it instead of what it was trying to relay to the reader. Do infants sin? Do the preborn sin?

And I don't have a problem with the verses - just YOUR flawed interpretation of them. In the end - it is the Holy Spirit and NOT us who "wins" the soul. You think too much of yourself.