There would be no point. Catholicism gives no guarantee of going to heaven because they say salvation depends at least partly on your performance, not entirely on the finished work of Christ on the cross.
In light of Reformation month, I'll be posting several posts of what the Reformers thought of the Roman Catholic gospel:
“Now the true Gospel has it that we are justified by faith alone, without the deeds of the Law. The false gospel has it that we are justified by faith, but not without the deeds of the Law. The false apostles preached a conditional gospel.
So do the papists. They admit that faith is the foundation of salvation. But they add the conditional clause that faith can save only when it is furnished with good works. This is wrong.”
- Martin Luther (1535) - Commentary on Galatians 2:4-5
"Not a single verse in the Bible says + Jesus laughed.
Therefore, Mary is the queen of heaven, the queen of the universe, the queen of hell, sinless, eternal virgin, advocate, dispenser of all graces, etc"
@88mph121 Not a single verse in the Bible says + Jesus laughed.
Therefore, Mary is the queen of heaven, the queen of the universe, the queen of hell, sinless, eternal virgin, advocate, dispenser of all graces, etc.
Theology 101 for Catholics.