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bradwill911
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Try to answer in one sentence max.
Knowing and living in fidelity to the One Who is the Way, the Truth, and the Life.Try to answer in one sentence max.
This question came up in a discussion with a “once saved, always saved” person. Your answer would make him believe that we (Catholics) think we can work our way into heaven (I realize that is not your intent). My answer is that we have to die in a state of grace.Do what Jesus says.
Grace.Try to answer in one sentence max.
Jesus gives the formula that we a Catholics follow. My point was that it starts and finishes with Him.This question came up in a discussion with a “once saved, always saved” person. Your answer would make him believe that we (Catholics) think we can work our way into heaven (I realize that is not your intent). My answer is that we have to die in a state of grace.
I know and I agree with you. I was merely presenting his argument. It seems like no matter how I answer him, he thinks Catholics believe that we can work our way into heaven.Jesus gives the formula that we a Catholics follow. My point was that it starts and finishes with Him.
Anything here help:I know and I agree with you. I was merely presenting his argument. It seems like no matter how I answer him, he thinks Catholics believe that we can work our way into heaven.
Of course, you can answer however you’d like, I just wanted to avoid the dissertation on salvation/justification/sanctification/ etc.Will you permit me to count this as one sentence?
“Blessed are those who wash their robes, so that they will have the right to the tree of life and may enter the city by the gates.”![]()
-Revelation 22:14
You need to die![]()
Don’t die with mortal sin on your soul.Try to answer in one sentence max.
Grace.