[cloudmountain]

“Christ’s death negates any/all sins one commits no matter how much we promise “not to do it again.” That’s novel.” Nope. That’s Biblical. “Isn’t forgiveness predicated on the these things?” Nope. A la: “forgive them, Father, for they know not what they do.” “They have no confession” No? Can one not indeed confess guilt to God directly without getting another sinner involved? “One can do that ten times a day.” Like your “confession” - enter the booth 10 times a day and all will be well? Distinction without difference from what you impugn. This has all been addressed quite well elsewhere. Look it up.

Lol. I have, a LONG, LONG time ago. I do know my own faith and only acknowledge ignorance on the many, many, many varied denominations of Protestantism and their view of the world.

I DO know that most Protestant denominations allow for unending marriage, divorce, remarriage, divorce, remarriage, etcetera.

I also know that SOME denominations allow for same-sex marriage. My nail guy married another man. It was a secular wedding as same sex marriage unions are legal. His "husband" died last year and now he is a "widower."

THOSE two things are 100% NOT Catholic teaching. Never will be. They always have been, are and always will be anathema to the Catholic Church.

[ctdonath2]

You’re all over the place, following non-sequiturs that amuse you. I shall not attempt to follow, much less lead.