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Damascus
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I am shell shocked. I have a friend who I correspond with in Germany. She is a baptized Catholic. Married to an atheist. Long story short, fell out of sacramental life long ago and claims she will not convert to another faith but that shes not “convinced” about the Catholic faith still.
I find this to be absurd. She says she wants to be “convinced”.
She thinks everyone is saved, therefore I asked her if everyone is indeed saved, what difference would it make if you got yourself back into the Church since God doesnt care what flavor you are anyway?
She said it was a good point.
I need more than a good point here. She knows all the arguments, so that wont work. She has been surviving on bible only all these years.
What can I say to make her think her logic stinks?
I find this to be absurd. She says she wants to be “convinced”.
She thinks everyone is saved, therefore I asked her if everyone is indeed saved, what difference would it make if you got yourself back into the Church since God doesnt care what flavor you are anyway?
She said it was a good point.
I need more than a good point here. She knows all the arguments, so that wont work. She has been surviving on bible only all these years.
What can I say to make her think her logic stinks?