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**ImmimiFruff** · 04-20-2010, 04:52 AM

Herman,

Yes I do think that "salvation might be bigger than either the Catholic or Orthodox churches". Having said that, I do believe that both the Orthodox and Catholic Churches offer the complete road map to salvation. How many of their adherents actually take advantage of it, I have no idea.

Regarding our Protestant brothers in Christ I tend to be agnostic. I would venture to say that any Protestant who loves his/her neighbor as oneself and loves God with all his/her heart is probably in good shape with Jesus even if he's on the wrong side of the argument regarding the "filioque" (just to mention an exampe).

So regarding the need to do missionary work I was referring mostly to pagans in places like Africa and Asia and not towards heterodox Christians.

Finally, to answer Jason's point, I do believe that Christ died for "all" and not for "many"

04-20-2010, 04:52 AM	#33
ImmimiFruff Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 538 Senior Member	Herman, Yes I do think that "salvation might be bigger than either the Catholic or Orthodox churches". Having said that, I do believe that both the Orthodox and Catholic Churches offer the complete road map to salvation. How many of their adherents actually take advantage of it, I have no idea. Regarding our Protestant brothers in Christ I tend to be agnostic. I would venture to say that any Protestant who loves his/her neighbor as oneself and loves God with all his/her heart is probably in good shape with Jesus even if he's on the wrong side of the argument regarding the "filioque" (just to mention an exampe). So regarding the need to do missionary work I was referring mostly to pagans in places like Africa and Asia and not towards heterodox Christians. Finally, to answer Jason's point, I do believe that Christ died for "all" and not for "many"
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