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If you read the authorities cited in the  thread, and could actually say that, you need to do something other than discuss things outside your ken on forums like this, and so avoid making a fool of yourself. Or worse.

Maybe this trad hasn't quite realized that in rejecting predestination entirely the user accepts a Vatican II idea of salvation, since this is uniquely tied to "many" in the True Mass.

What merit is there for the predestined when being predestined guarantees a person salvation? That means there can't be any true free will for that person. To say "the predestined have free will" is illogical. Just admit that your belief is a contradiction. Your poor explanation is a contradiction. You're saying that God is the Author of confusion, when in reality, it is Satan who is the author of confusion. The fact is you don't even really know WTH you believe. All you can do is parrot something you read and post links, but you have no real understanding of it. How can you, when what you espouse makes no sense?

From this it follows that we must reckon among them also all children who die in baptismal grace, as well as those adults who, after a life stained with sin, are converted on their death-beds. The same is true of the numerous predestined who, though outside the pale of the true Church of Christ, yet depart from this life in the state of grace as catechumens, Protestants in good faith, schismatics, Jєωs, Mahommedans, and pagans. Those fortunate Catholics who at the close of a long life are still clothed in their baptismal innocence, or who after many relapses into mortal sin persevere till the end, are not indeed predestined more firmly, but are more signally favoured than the last-named categories of persons.