How can I know if my repentance is genuine?--There are three kinds of Baptism-God bless---,Pat Miron--Marian Catecheist

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Oct 11, '08, 10:39 am

PJM Senior Member Join Date: August 31, 2008 Posts: 7,810 Religion: Informed, practicing RomanCatholic

Re: i have a problem with understanding free will Quote: Originally Posted by ilovekittens This is what free will is supposed to be, but can you give any examples where one might make a choice that is wholly independent of circumstance? Every single situation that I can think of, in which we might have a "choice" in the matter, ends up being colored by lots of other things - societal norms, education, previous experience, biology, psychology, personality, etc. Sure Did you decide to ask the question, or did someone (some unknown force) MAKE you ask the question? That my friend is an example you using your free will God bless, Pat Miron Marian catecheist     Re: i have a problem with understanding free will Quote: Originally Posted by Starwynd It doesn't. Because if we don't choose God we go to hell, period, no matter how good of a person we are. Only Christians get to go to heaven. Opps! NOT TRUE! And not the teaching of theRRC There are three kinds of Baptism: 1. By Water and The Holy Spirit 2. By Desire: If a person truly desires to be united with their Christ, and die "with" Christ, God who is "All -Just" will accept them, if for real reasons they are unable to be Baptized with water and the Spirit. 3. By Blood. If one so desires to be united with Chris that they die literally for Christ, God accepts that as baptism into His Church. God bless, Pat Miron Marian Catecheist