I only ask because truly this idea that nothing at all is required of us baffles me.
As does the idea that those with no faith are saved already.
I have asked a couple of questions a few times to see if this was your experience,
that you did nothing, made no choice, but those questions go unanswered.
If that was your experience, then I could understand why you hold to this view.
If I remember correctly, I thought I had answered you but maybe not or maybe not well enough.
The answer is that I did nothing. I might have not immediately realized at the time what was
happening, but in retrospect, I believe that my understanding was being drawn to Christ.
Fortunately, our understanding is not what make us born-again - Christ does at a time of His choosing - our
understanding catches up with that through-out the remainder of our lives.
Look at Saul/Paul as an example - not that I am comparing myself to him in any way but only to illustrate my point.
The last thing Saul wanted at that time was Christ - just the opposite if fact -
it was his intention to imprison and torture Christians - but look how he changed
from the one moment to the next. He did nothing to bring it about - he was only the recipient of it.