No, based on the word of God.
This question "do you know if you died today where you are going to go?" is only meaningful if you assume the Baptist assumptions about what it means to be a Christian.
I do not know with absolute certainty where I am going when I die (and neither do you). I believe that God has accepted me as his own through my baptism, he has enlightened me with the Holy Spirit and kept me in the true faith.
You are just presuming you know based on your religious system's interpretation of the world.
I am confident in God's grace, but that's not the same thing as what you are suggesting, which is really little more than whistling past a graveyard of doubt. You are the one that has to hide behind pious sophistry. My pastor does a good job of keeping me secure in the faith, and away from wolves like you.
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Thanks for bringing up the usual anti-Catholic polemics.
As for me, I will continue to honor the mother of our Lord and God.
I will not be bullied by you or anyone else. You are not my pastor. My confidence in God is not dependent on accepting your inane arguments.
And I'm not Roman Catholic. One does not have to be Roman Catholic to honor Mary and to defend it as pious.
oopsIF you were not a Catholic you would be able to as I do.
Are you born again or are you just playing church?
I finally got the decorations up:So.....everyone looking forward to Christmas then? All presents wrapped and cards posted?
I finally got the decorations up:
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We Lutherans say baptizatus sum, and that is sufficient for us. Because Christ is sufficient for us.
-CryptoLutheran
God does not have mother because he is eternal. He was never born.