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"P.S. As an aside, my mother told me she witnessed the death of a friend’s mother, who was Roman Catholic, at her deathbed. She said it was a very hard death with much gasping and labored breathing and much fear. She said the fear in the room was palpable. She said right then she knew that the woman had never accepted Jesus as her Savior and was not going to be with Him."

People who are hurting as they are dying.

This is your "Evidence?" Huh?

This is your grand and glorious evidence. Wow!

By saying there was fear in the room by your mother who is a Christian(?) just standing there not saying prayers for the woman? Huh

I guess that is a real Christian in action?

I have been there too in a hospital. I would be praying with that person on Holy Spirit override.

The simplistic stereotype statement are just may I say Palpable. Yikes. What utter nonsense.

Lovely post, johngrace, just lovely. Such a shining example of knowing not of what you speak. Might wanna go back to the Three Stooges.

Unlike Catholics, we don’t believe others can pray us into heaven or purgatory or wherever. My mother was praying for the woman but not as you know prayer. And even so, the woman still did not die well.

Believers see Jesus at death and what I and Alamo-Girl wrote bears that out. Jesus comes for His own at the moment of their earthly death. He is not leaving them to die in fear and uncertainty. Get it? Try reading the account of the stoning of Stephen in Acts 7 and the account of Peter Marshall’s death by his widow, Catherine.

I will never leave you nor forsake you.....means just that! Even as you take your last earthly breath!

Catholics have so many safeguards built into their false gospel that it is inconceivable for them to even contemplate they might actually be destined for hell.

And I, for one, am sick to death of your namby-pamby feel-good religion that believes all good Catholics make it into heaven. If you are betting your soul on what the Catholic church teaches, then you will be horrified on the day you die.