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I don’t even have to ask if you are Catholic after that question. So far the only people who ask that question are Catholics

So I take it then that you do not consider Catholics to be Christians and therefore God does not work with them or grant them access to His Spirit?

Ultimately I guess this thread is become the usual argument of whom is Christian and whom is not based on what they understand and/or practice.

And no, I'm not Catholic - yet I asked the question anyway.

Many assumptions being made by my observation.

>>So I take it then that you do not consider Catholics to be Christians and therefore God does not work with them or grant them access to His Spirit?<<

Wow! Is that comment from thin skin, ignorance, or trying to inject meaning for personal gratification? I can’t even imagine how you got that from my comment.

Of course there are Christian Catholics. As in most every religion that purports to follow Christ there are those who truly seek Him and trust in Him alone. There are also those who trust more in their religion or the trappings of ritual thus lose out on the personal relationship and freedom that is in Christ. Those individual appear to be looking to their “church”, “traditions”, or rituals for guidance rather than the Holy Spirit.