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I pray that The Lord, hopefully the same God to whom you pray, not Mary, will open your heart and your mind to his truth, his gospel, and his Son and that you will come to know salvation.

He did, that's why I'm a Catholic and no longer a Protestant.

I pray that The Lord, hopefully the same God to whom you pray, not Mary, will open your heart and your mind to his truth, his gospel, and his Son and that you will come to know salvation.

He did, that's why I'm a Catholic and no longer a Protestant.

That's why I'm a born again Christian, and no longer Catholic.

Sadly, probably not. Only God knows your heart.

Who is the mediator between God and man?

Scripture, God-breathed and inspired, says there is one mediator...Christ in 1 Timothy 2:5. Yet, your church's catechism teaches that Mary is named 'Mediatrix' who intercedes for salvation in CCC 969.

So, riddle me this: which is correct? God's inspired word, or the catechism? Both cannot be, because they stand diametrically opposed.

More importantly, does the catechism trump Christ himself when HE said, in John 14:6: "Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.""

Catch that? Jesus said no one comes to the father except through Him.

So, since you profess that God has saved you, which is right...the Roman Catholic Cult's Catechism, or Christ himself?

Hoss