Thank you,brother(inChrist)
Protestant speakers are much more lively but i prefer traditions.
Begoming Cath'lic
Dylan Ward
Lucas Myers
Alexander Moore
Robert Flores
Don't worry user, it wasn't intentional. When do you plan to get baptised?
Cooper Collins
What's wrong with taking communion before being baptized? Just curious. Also, I was infant-baptized as Catholic, even though I'm Reformed Baptist now. Would it I go to hell for taking communion or does the baby sprinkling still cover me?
Owen Hall
Schism is a mortal sin so…
Jayden Hernandez
What does this meme mean? If you can't point to an instance of catholics using fires made of bibles to burn people you're going to actually push people to the catholic church because your claims seem a little outlandish
Austin Garcia
It's not bread you ate the true flesh of our Lord. I strongly recommend you don't next time but talk to the priest about rcia. God bless
Luis Allen
In the Scriptures it is told that only those worthy of doing so should take the Eucharist
those prior to baptism will almost certainly be in a state of mortal sin- almost everyone if not everyone will have committed a mortal sin in their life. Mortal sin means that a person has intentionally rejected God to commit a grave sin.
Because of this those in a state of mortal sin are unworthy to take the Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ.
As such those prior to baptism will almost certainly be unworthy to take the Eucharist.
Now, your infant baptism means that you are a Catholic, just one who has sadly fallen away from the Lord's Church into error
Heresy by itself is a mortal sin, and I assume that since you are Reformed Baptist then you will not have made a confession of your sins.
Because of this you are probably in a state of mortal sin, meaning that it would be a sacrilege for you to take the Eucharist, as it would be desecrating the body and blood of Christ with an unclean soul and body.
As for going to Hell for that, that would depend on whether or not you would repent of it later and confess such a sin. All sins are forgivable through Christ after all.
Grayson Davis
Thank you for taking the time and energy to explain that.