Catholics are centered (converted to as you say) on Christ.
The Liturgy of the Word, Old Testament, Psalm, an epistle from Paul or the Acts of the Apostles AND the Gospel speak of Christ. Just dig a little deeper into the meanin of the words.
And the second half of the Mass is totally centered on Christ with the Liturgy of the Eucharist.
I’m so sorry you don’t understand and accept this.
We have accepted Christ into our hearts and are born again in him. How is that so different?
“I’m so sorry you don’t understand and accept this.”
I understand your claims/opinions entirely. I do not accept them because they contradict the Word of God.
“We have accepted Christ into our hearts and are born again in him. How is that so different?”
So you would claim you have eternal life now? and are a saint now? That you are no longer depending on your own good works to save you?
“We have accepted Christ into our hearts and are born again in him. How is that so different?”
And your claim appears to be that this statement covers every single Roman? All saved with eternal life NOW? All saints NOW?
If so, you are contradicting the Bible.
If not, you understand why I wish that his conversion includes conversion to Christ.