You wrote:
“Here is a whole Thread on it”
No, apparently not. Why not post a specific bit of evidence that actually points out what you’re claiming?
“Apparantly you don’t spend much time in the RF.”
I spend enough time to wonder why you would post a claim that you’ll fail in substantiating. And you have failed.
“There are many references of “coming back to Rome” or becoming a Catholic in order to go to heaven.”
No such claim matches your claim: “I notice it is quite prevalent of followers of the Church of Rome to exclude all other Christians from being able to have that relationship with God unless they become Catholics.”
Yet another straw man from you. What a shock!
“Do a bit of research and get back to me.”
No, why don’t you just prove what you claimed? I guess you can’t do it. Just remember, this was your claim:
“I notice it is quite prevalent of followers of the Church of Rome to exclude all other Christians from being able to have that relationship with God unless they become Catholics.”
the Catholic Church has always believed and professed that she is the one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church that Christ founded, and that any church or denomination or individual who is not in full communion with her is to some degree separated from the Church that Christ founded.I called you on using strawman arguments more than once. And now you are using the same tactic? LOL, try to be original. Even your stawman accusations are stawmen!
I have been communicating with Catholics for years on the RF her at FR, and many have said what I have conveyed to you.
Glad you know that Chrisians don't have to be Catholics to have a relationship with God.
...the Catholic Church has always believed and professed that she is the one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church that Christ founded, and that any church or denomination or individual who is not in full communion with her is to some degree separated from the Church that Christ founded.It goes into more detail.
I have experienced many Catholics stating that being Catholic is necessary to enter Heaven.
Your use of the term strawman (after I called you on using such a tactic) is exactly that, a strawman arguement.
Your propensity to catagorize any Christain who is not a Catholic as Protestant is patently false, but you continue.
You seem to be obsessed with the term "sect" and use it as a descriptor of those that don't follow the teaching of Rome.
I have never been a Protestant or Catholic, but just a Christain.
Denying that God through Jesus and the Holy Spirt can bring anyone into His kingdom is limiting our great God.