[Quix]

I don’t know of anyone fantasizing that you are going to like or love Paul because of anything we

or the Roman Catholic magicsterical asserts to you.

Most of me doubts you would if you were threatened with excommunication.

I’m merely trying to suggest that telling God He made a mistake with Paul is foolhardy.

I have no real idea what God’s response might be—I’m just fairly certain it’s not likely to be wonderously positive.

However, I DO GREATLY APPRECIATE your demonstration that . . . contrary to a LOT of noise hereon about how homogeneously congruent and early righteous the dogma of the Roman Catholic et al Vatican INSTITUTION IS . . .

at the end of the day, Roman Catholics believe whatever they jolly well want to believe . . . more or less like everyone else.

So much for pristine exclusivity in terms of TRULY TRUEST TRUE TRUTH etc. goes.

[Judith Anne]

I’m merely trying to suggest that telling God He made a mistake with Paul is foolhardy.

I did not, and NEVER HAVE told God Almighty that He made a mistake. Any mistake, ever. If you find a post of mine that says so, please let me know and I will take it back. Because God does not make mistakes. That is a completely foolhardy notion.

[wmfights]

I’m merely trying to suggest that telling God He made a mistake with Paul is foolhardy.

Amen

I couldn't help but notice a couple RC posters tried to help this poster to no avail.

[Alamo-Girl]

Thank you for sharing your insights, dear brother in Christ!