I'm seeing that it's a Catholic trait to read something and not only apparently completely misunderstand it but add their own narration to it...
I never said any such thing as you suggested...I didn't say a word about children being saved...ALL young children and babies go to heaven...
You don't like that thousand year Millennial reign stuff, do you...Do you know how much of the Old Testament is dedicated to that 1000 years??? More than half of it...Do you know when the Old Testament ends??? About Matt. 28...
There's over 30,000 scriptures and you guys don't know what to do with 99.5% of it...
God told us of the reign of Jesus Christ on earth and he wrote thousands of scriptures telling us about it...And there's no Catholic religion there...
There are plenty of Christians who agree with me and plenty who don't...
And you know what??? It doesn't make a bit of difference...No one is in jeopardy of losing their salvation regardless of what they believe about the Kingdom...
You effectively denied the Messiah's commandment by publicly teaching the aforementioned commandment not to forbid parents from bringing their little ones to the Messiah was a prophecy to be fulfilled in a future kingdom, but not yet. I specifically asked you if you originated this teaching on your own or received it from another. You did not answer when asked, nor did you offer another scripture to buttress your contention that "all young children and babies" are saved. I'm waiting for the first reader to offer up an "age of accountability" from the scriptures or the tradition of their faith community, which is very difficult when one is reluctant to honestly name their faith community. "Anonymous," "No one," "No one," and "Glitch" are blamed for a lot of what actual sons and daughters of Adam and Eve do, which makes for amusing Family Circle cartoons, but little clarity.