You still didn’t answer the questions.
That is because your beliefs are protestant opinions and not God’s Truths.
God's Word is not Protestant, Catholic, Orthodox, nor Independent.
It is His stated Truth.
As a person who says they are not saved, how would you even know what it means?
God's Word is spiritually discerned by the saved.
Haven't you stated you are not saved?
Please step up and declare yourself now. Are you saved now??
Your anti-Catholic bias eliminates your ability to see and understand God’s Truths.
Truth is never biased.
It judges every false belief of every denomination and false religion.
In this case, it appears you do not like that Rome is judged by Scripture.
Understandable.
May you find God’s Truths before you die.
Done! January, 1976 - yes, 45 years ago by the marvelous Grace of God.
Now it is your turn.
Are you saved right now?
Do you have assurance of salvation right now?
Do you want to have the assurance of salvation?
And if you don't want salvation and assurance, then why ever not??
"Today is the appointed day of salvation"
Why not choose His Grace today Adsum??
You make blanket general statements that may sound good to you, but have no relationship to God’s Truth.
These are just some of the beliefs that protestants hold that are contrary to God’s Truth.
1. Sola Scriptura Scripture Alone
2. Sola Fides Faith Alone
3. Once saved, always saved.
4. That the Catholic Church was not founded by Jesus Christ for our salvation.
5. That Christ did not establish 7 Sacraments including the Eucharist. That they dispute that Jesus told us to eat and drink His Real Body and Blood that He gave His apostles at the Last Supper and told us to continue to do so in His memory.
You claim that you are already saved, and no matter what sin you commit before you die, you are saved.
That is contrary to God’s Truth and you can not substantiate that you are saved other than your opinion. There is nothing in Scripture that confirms your false opinion. Obviously, one needs faith (true faith) in God, but there are several other conditions that Jesus requires. Such as Baptism, keeping God’s commandments, the Eucharist, endures to the end, dying in the state of grace. For a baptized Catholic there is a need to remain in the Catholic Church CC846-847
You will know after Jesus judges you upon your death (just like the rest of us) whether you are saved or not.John 9:39 John 5:22 Mt 10:22
For my salvation, I follow St. Paul “work out your own salvation with fear and trembling; for God is at work in you” Phil 2:12