Do you technically enter heaven sinless

Well then you aren't an apostate

Because you did not commit any sins since forgiven

you can make a 100 sins without even knowing it

When you are justified it is just as if you had never sinned

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this is where ortho and cath thought can disagree a bit

After baptism, confession, or such you are sinless

so idk about what the other guys' stances are

take yourself from the jesuit justification

it is a cuttting up

@Caballería wdym

what does that mean

Justified

@Maksim As Eoppa mentioned, Baptism, confession and such

@Valkindir

is this pagan lingo i don't understand or something

I know

Jesuits are the originators of popular utilitarianism

oh

even the montanists didn't agree

idk what the catholic church's stance on this is

They're heretics

Cataphrygian heresy

I thought blasphemy of the holy spirit was cursing it?

no that's silly

you don't go to hell forever just for cursing the holy spirit once

OG Jesuits were cool

can't believe i spent the entire day doing this

What's wrong with talking about God

nothing

but i think i could've used my time better

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Can I ask some questions about heaven

@Eoppa

Sure I wont be able to respond for a bit, but I'll answer my best in about 15 minutes to half an hour

In heaven, are we 1) still conscious and 2) still have free will?

@Eoppa there are things to learn from Loyola and their fervent mission, but they go back on too much of the faith, their premises disagree internally, and they kenosize, hollow out, Western Christianity in so doing

@Draško do you know

nah i'm really bad with that sorts of stuff

heaven hell purgatory hades