This is nonsense. Firstly God is not constrained by impossibility,, He can always bring someone wayer baptism. God can certainly constrain Himself by saying He won't flood the earth again or that men require water to be born again.
The Holy Office explicitly said that a dying adult can't be baptised until he expresses belief in the Incarnation and Holy Trinity.
I will refute your other points another time when I am not busy. Your fundamentals are lacking, this is due to blindly believing things that are inherently contradictory due to human respect. As you mentioned earlier that the Church gives Saints the title of doctor.
Are you aware that the Church gave the title of doctor and 'the theologian' to Saint Gregory nαzιanzus who denied baptism of desire?
Are you of the opinion that catechumens, who died as martyrs, deserve to go to hell, and that God justly prevented them from undertaking baptism because He thought so? Would you dare claim that those who suffer do so because they deserve it?
I was not aware that St Gregory was a Doctor before you told me. However, between one Church Doctor and three, the matter is easily settled. That is assuming I can trust you to not have truncated St Gregory's words as well, as you and your companions have proven yourselves able to do to justify your error.
As for my fundamentals being lacking, I admit it. If only I had one hundredth of the intelligence and wisdom of a Church Doctor, I would be happy. From whence do you dare have such confidence, do you perhaps have a background as a theologian? Were you taught by a priest or a monk? Can we trust in the orthodoxy of their teachings and in the uprightness of their lives?
Topic: The Desire/Intention/Wish/Will to Receive Baptism (Read 2291 times)