>there is no difference to me between a jew, a muslim or a catholic.
Only Catholics are saved. So, try again.
>there is no difference to me between a jew, a muslim or a catholic.
Only Catholics are saved. So, try again.
>you aren't the One who decides who is and isn't saved, anon.
The Catholic Church makes this claim anon.
The gospel has reached the entire world for over a century. The only exceptions are the tribes in the Amazon and extreme remote areas.
So for all practical purposes, people know about Christ and his Catholic Church. They have rejected him / his Church and doom themselves.
This is not 2,000 years ago.
The gospel has been taught to the world. Some exceptions are there, but ultra-rare. Therefore, it is entirely safe to say in reality only Catholics are saved.
A man,
A Church
Two different things. The Church is perfection on Earth, filled with men who are flawed.
Obvious difference.
>>in reality only Catholics are saved.
>simple minded view, not to mention ignorant and arrogant.
If you think Heaven is filled with Protestants, Muslims or Jews, think again. Everyone there is Catholic. 100%. There is no more doubt about anything and all questions are answered.
And true. >>21408684
What false view? You think when a Muslim appears before Christ and wants to worship Allah this is okay?
Everything must conform to what GOD wants.
If you don't understand this, perhaps you need to go to confession.
Thank you. Always pray they convert, even at the moment of death, so they can be saved.
I was baptised Catholic at a few weeks of age.
>good hearted non-catholics
Isn't this is a contradiction? So "good-hearted" THEY TOLD GOD TO SHOVE HIS CHURCH WHERE THE SUN DOES NOT SHINE.
I'm outta here.
You non-Catholics will have to convert / or perish. NOT my rules, but his.
>neglected to learn some basic things.
Yes, you have. It seems Voris agrees with me. Watch if you dare and learn the truth.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4g5jc3dBTI&t=220s
Heresy reports were false. He was excommunicated for refusing a summons to appear in Rome.