chanter said:I knew that you were being sarcastic. And you got your point across. Martin Luther said that he could rape something like 40 women and still be saved. Yet he didn't even mention repentance.
So much for faith alone saves!
Shelb5 said:I always thought it wasn’t any of that, faith, grace, or works, but the blood of Jesus Christ that saves any of us.
monapoli13 said:Isn't the body and blood of Christ a grace for us?
Yes, I was audio prophecy a long time ago. I was asking a question, but the tone in my voice was just so, blegh, silly and ignorant. That post just hit me hard, as it is clear how different I am now than who I was a few years ago. I really have much to be thankfull for, as God has poured so much into me over the past few years. What an odd way to be reminded of how much God has blessed me. How amazing.Shelb5 said:Rising Sun,
Your the OP person? I don't think you sounded badly at all, you were asking a honest question.
Rising_Suns said:Yes, I was audio prophecy a long time ago. I was asking a question, but the tone in my voice was just so, blegh, silly and ignorant. That post just hit me hard, as it is clear how different I am now than who I was a few years ago. I really have much to be thankfull for, as God has poured so much into me over the past few years. What an odd way to be reminded of how much God has blessed me. How amazing.
It was a slow process over the time of my study. In the beginning, it was almost like I had a bunch of scattered pieces of a puzzle, and I also had other pieces that didn't even belong in the puzzle. Then slowly over much time and research, the pieces began to put themsevles into place, little revelations began happening, and final result was this grand perspective of all the parts coming together in perfect harmony.chanter said:Looking back, can you think of one or two events that changed you, that grabbed your attention and made Catholicism real for you (unless it is too personal to reveal)?