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That is merely a dogmatic claim that is not an established incontrovertible fact, and nothing more.

Ok, that is only common sense. If God saves us, He does not save us without saving the whole person. Your paraphrase, which you applied the RC doctrine of free will cooperation, "Without God, we can't. Without us, God won't", is far removed from what Augustine taught.

If it is not referenced then it is worthless. Don't be offended by my not taking it on face value, but considering the vast amount of forgeries that were fabricated by the Roman Catholic church, and had a monumental influence on the drastic changes in the constitution of the Roman church from...

Fallen humanity cannot even begin to change until regenerated as God promised in Ezekiel 36, by reconstituting the heart and will of man from being a stoney heart to being tender toward God, and given a new will that is no longer obstinately unwilling, but is then willing to believe, love, trust...

Is the following true teaching, and is divinely revealed truth as claimed by Rome: Are those divine truth revealed by inspiration of the Holy Spirit? Yes or no? Or is this one: Those are the words of the Roman Catholic church. Are they divine truth as Rome says? Yes or no?

Then God does not actually change the heart. It is up to you to change your own heart in response.

What faith are you talking about? You are acting as if Roman Catholicism is a different faith than the faith once delivered to the saints as recorded in the NT. Why the name calling? Why the personal insult calling us "anti Catholic"? Do you apply the same standard to yourself that you do to...

That is one thing that leaves America and Americans so vulnerable.

Really? If it takes God changing someone's heart, then God is forcing them to change. So much for "free will".

What I find is that most Americans have been conditioned to be touchy feely, hypersensitive types and are highly offended when anyone disagrees with them or "Roman Catholics", thinking that disagreeing with or opposing "Roman Catholics", or any favored group is mean, when in reality it is their...

That is an odd thing to say considering your comment below on the "Regards to salvation" thread: Your statement is in direct contradiction to the teaching of the church of the Romans concerning mortal sin and the loss of justification, the death of the soul caused by mortal sin and separation...

So you disagree with the teachings of the church of the Romans? From the Catholic Catechism: 1855 Mortal sin destroys charity in the heart of man by a grave violation of God's law; it turns man away from God, who is his ultimate end and his beatitude, by preferring an inferior good to him...

What you are talking about is the break in communion with Christ, when we sin, not a loss of salvation. Salvation was procured once and for all time by Christ on the Cross for those who are His sheep. However, when we sin, we do have a momentary break in fellowship, caused by the temporal guilt...

There is a problem, especially in America, where most people have been conditioned to be so politically correct and hypersensitive that they look for the slightest things to be offended by. Playing the victim card permeates this culture now. One thing I tell the young Christians at my church...

So we are all liars, huh? Where's the love?

Good one.

Are you aware of damnation and condemnation the church of Rome has leveled against us? Are you aware of all the damnation Roman Catholics have leveled against us since the Reformation? You say they are lies, but your statement is not an established fact. It's merely a claim, and nothing more...

Geee, there is nothing there that says the bread and wine are changed into the actual, real, physical human flesh and blood of Jesus. I'm afraid that you are seeing things that do not exist there.

Also, Jesus said of His coming again: Matthew 24:26-28 RCism says that Jesus comes again, and again, and again, and again, turning into bread all over the world, 24/7 when RCs eat the bread.

Yes I do. RCism confuses and combines the two nature of Jesus in transubstantiation, thus is monophysite.