No , Catholics believe that they are damned by their sin..not that they are saved by Christ..
I do not think God will ask what the "propers" are
The context was liturgy, specifically Catholic liturgy. I am guessing that how you worship God, whatever your theology, is important to you.
Again God is not going to ask you what the proper is.. He is going to ask why He should admit you into heaven.. What would you as a catholic say?
The two are not mutually exclusive.
I will grant you that it is much nicer to believe that your actions have no consequences. It is no surprise that that message sells so much better than the truth.
And out of a 1.1 billion Catholics, you've personally surveyed how many to come up with that conclusion?
He is going to ask why He should admit you into heaven.
Where is that in the Bible?
OK I guess I'll take your word for it. You seem to be the expert on what Catholics believe.
He is going to ask why He should admit you into heaven..
I don't expect my salvation to depend on the outcome of a Divine interview. It should be pretty clear to God what my fate is by then, regardless of any canned answer I might have at the ready.
This is why I usually have the good sense to avoid these open religious threads. It's damn near impossible to have any kind of constructive discussion.
Can you please supply the Scripture for that? What chapter and verse tells us that we need to answer questions to get into Heaven?
As opposed to the true belief that you folks can say "the sinners prayer" and go about happily sinning the rest of your life with no repercussions.
At least try to pretend you have some inteleldctual understanding of the Catholic doctrine