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I never fill guilty, nor do I feel guilty about what I do on Sunday.

I have bad news: someone drank my coffee. Bad news for those around me, that is. 😵‍💫😵‍💫

Just because a Catholic source mentions an issue doesn’t mean the Catholics initiated it.

Where is the Scripture that defines which jobs are “good” and which aren’t?

There was coffee, and the people rejoiced... and temporarily suspended their usual practice of assaulting one other over the slightest of micro-aggressions. Two large-ish mugs a day, typically, is enough to keep me 'rejoicing'. ;)

I'm sure your wimples and crisping pins agree with you.

Don't make asinine assumptions.

Take it up with @Bible_Highlighter. Having already refuted your position, I'm a spectator on this.

Your reaction tells me that you haven’t thought through the whole issue. You’re stuck on your narrow (and erroneous) position. Instead of considering why you might be wrong, you’re simply dismissing the question.

I find it interesting that you accuse modern translations of teaching this. I have only heard it from KJV-only folks like @John146 who believes Jesus’ faith saves him.

Ah… no, I don’t hold to that idea. :)

I'm trying to understand how your example relates to the gift of salvation. :unsure:

A Moslem is a follower of the religion of Islam. It’s the same as Muslim. It’s not the same as Arab. Again, Arab is an ethnicity, Moslem denotes religion.

Don’t confuse the generic Arabic word ‘allah’ with the Moslem ‘Allah’. The Moslem ‘god’ is definitely not the one true God Whom Christians worship.

No, Moslems are not worshipping the same god. Definitely not. “Allah” does not have a son; our Father in heaven does.

Your stance is pathetically easy to refute. The Bible contains lies. Witness that!

As a Christian, I would not take any advice from a JW on what to celebrate. Consider this: celebrating a non-religious event such as Mother’s Day is very different from celebrating the “special occasion” of a false religion such as Ramadan.

You either do your job, trusting in God's grace, or you find a different job.

Possible? Yes. Likely? No.

I can't speak for Border Services... or most Canadians for that matter, but generally, I find Canadians to be reasonably hospitable.