That's idiotic. No, the Dimonds do not deny the slim chance (St. Alphonsus puts it at one in a million where someone does not die as they had lived) that there may have been an illumination that was not known to others.
Lol. You clearly don't even know the Dimonds' view on this issue:
Watch this:
The Dimonds are pure schismatics here and would condemn even your view as heretical. The Dimonds don't agree with Saint Alphonsus, and regularly accuse him of "blatant errors" on the BOD subject, like when the Doctor classified BOD as De Fide. I agree with Saint Alphonsus. I condemn and reject the Dimonds' view. The Dimonds condemn your view, too, so stop making it look like they agree with you! Lol!
Here's the Transcript:
"This is Brother Peter Dimond, schismatic-home-aloner.com.
I wanted to talk about the heretical idea and position that people who die outside the Catholic Church or without faith in Christ can be considered as possibly saved by a mysterious special revelation that they supposedly can receive at their deaths, or during the death event, or while their soul is leaving their body.
This heretical idea came up recently in a debate we had (which is available) with a defender of salvation outside the Church—a person who believes that souls can be saved in non-Catholic religions, who agrees with priests who explicitly teach that pagans, Jews, etc., can be saved. He also contradicts himself constantly, as the debate shows.
One of the things he stated in the debate was this idea that we cannot say people who die outside the Church are necessarily lost, because they might be able to receive this mysterious internal-forum special revelation at the death event or as they’re dying, during which Christ can give them an extra special chance to receive the Catholic Faith or choose yes or no.
This idea is obviously heretical because the dogma of the Church declares that you must enter the Catholic Church and have the Catholic Faith throughout your life. You cannot receive it at death." [LOL. Comical Error, from Peter Dimond]
Lol. No Peter Dimond, YOU are obviously heretical. Lol. Peter Dimond's errors, schisms and heresies would be almost comical if not for the more tragic aspect of poor confused, blind, lost souls who follow his errors and heresies almost verbatim, or think they do.
So, do you condemn this heretical opinion of the Dimonds, Ladislaus, or do you agree with them on this point?
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