Mortal Sins

[ForeverFaithful]

Here's one of your bizarre doctirnes that us Protestants (you know the proper kinds of Christians ) can't get our heads around

So does committing a mortal sin mean there is no hope for me if I do not repent it after I die?
Since only Catholic do the sacrament of absolution, are all Protestants royally screwed come Judgment day?
Do you guys have a clear agree upon lists of Mortal sins?
Is Jesus' love conditional?

 

[Mister Emu]

So does committing a mortal sin mean there is no hope for me if I do not repent it after I die?

Mortal Sins are offenses of a grave nature, committed freely with full knowledge of their wrongfulness and sinfulness.

You need to repent. I don't limit God's mercy, but I'd heavily recommend repenting.

Since only Catholic do the sacrament of absolution, are all Protestants royally screwed come Judgment day?
Do you guys have a clear agree upon lists of Mortal sins?
Is Jesus' love conditional?

No, the perfect contrition of protestants can be efficacious. No, we have a list of criteria. No, it is entirely unconditional.

 

[Adamski]

I recommend a copy of the catechism and going to catholic answers web site.

The above answer is mostly right