GOD DEMANDS MORALITY. GOD'S MORALITY IS NOT RELATIVE.
Mike please stop screaming at all of us.....
We are not the ones talking of relativity here. What I am sorry to say, from someone that used to be a relativist, and you may ask plenty of people here that knew me before I converted back to being Catholic,
this is what you are saying, or at least coming across in this thread as saying.
Now I talked to thereselittleflower, last night, and she told me that in another thread you were actually saying something quite opposite to what you are saying in here. Not that you are double talking yourself, but I do think that we have some form of misunderstanding going on here and I would like to resolve it.
So, therefore, I am going to ask some questions to better understand where you are coming from, if that is alright with you.
First I would like to know, do you believe that all will be Saved by Christ Sacrificial Grace and why?
Second, if, you do not believe that all will be Saved by His Sacrificial Grace, then who do you think will be Saved and why?
Do you believe that some can and will reject God's Grace? And do you believe that this rejection will then put them at the hands of God's Justice?
What do you believe God's Justice to be?
Do you believe that God is governed by our limited human understanding and fallible ways, therefore guided by imperfect logic and reason like we are?
I think that if we can restart here with some of these answers, then maybe we can then move onto talking more productively with one another in a better understanding of where each of us really stands....
In Christ
Debi