[kosta50]

Of course, they think something similar about us. All I'm trying to do here is to develop the notion of imperiling the soul" Not to say, "We're right and you're not, nyah!"

That's ecumenical relativism. That's denying that Protestantism is a grave error.

[Mad Dawg]

That's ecumenical relativism.

No it's not (it snot).

It's doing things one at a time. I'm not saying he's NOT wrong. I'm also not saying "nyah, nyah". I'm trying to say something like: It is ALWAYS wrong not to 'follow your conscience' (where 'conscience' is rightly understood) even though following your conscience is no guarantee that you will do the right thing.

And when the best your conscience can do is to lead you astray, while you have the benefits of having followed your conscience, you're still astray, and suffer the consequences of that.

And then I'm saying that, of course, those who do not acknowledge the self-evident truth that I am right will, in their delusion, think that I am missing out on something because I have my opinion.

I guess I think it important in these conversations to make clear when I don't think I've given a comprehensive and conclusive answer and to, so to speak, pre-emptively acknowledge that there are still disagreements left to be discussed.