Lisa Posted November 9, 2011 Posted November 9, 2011 Answering the original question. I would interact with them the same way I try to interact with everyone, whether they share the same beliefs with me or not: sharing the truth with love while finding common ground on many large issues. I am very happy that you have had an experience that allowed you to embrace the call that was there at baptism to follow Him. I would disagree, however, that that you can 100% know how God is working in your soul. He might have changed something there, maybe it just took you a long time to recognize it? I don't claim to know your situation, but sometimes a conversion/reversion experiences happens so subtly- first a change in morals (some of the big picture items), then a beginning of belief in His divinity, and leading to an abiding change of life and heart. In fact, this seems to be one of the more compelling reasons to me for how most Catholics receive the Sacraments; we are opening ourselves up to God's grace and how he works in our lives, even if it is a little at a time.
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