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The unforgivable sin is blasphemy against the holy spirit, not cussing in general.
All other sins can be forgiven but not that.
But he is correct in the rest of his message.
The unforgivable sin is blasphemy against the holy spirit, not cussing in general.
All other sins can be forgiven but not that.
But he is correct in the rest of his message.
The unforgivable sin is blasphemy against the holy spirit, not cussing in general.
All other sins can be forgiven but not that.
But he is correct in the rest of his message.
I thought...but I am no expert on Christianity...that successful suicide is the unforgivable sin since it is the only one from which repentance is impossible. That justified not burying suicides in hallowed ground.
Regards from Rosie
Apparently the op does not actually understand what blaspheming the Holy Spirit means
Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit is saying that Jesus did His miracles by the power of the devil. This is unforgivable.
really, all sins are unforgivable - just those that can be undone would allow a person hope for remittance to the Everlasting.
killing a person can not be undone, ergo: unforgivable when unjustified ... a person can repent Blasphemy.
Apparently the op does not actually understand what blaspheming the Holy Spirit means
Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit is saying that Jesus did His miracles by the power of the devil. This is unforgivable.
No problem here at USMB. Christians will cuss you out in a heartbeat and not worry a bit.
Regards from Rosie
If God exists, it is up to God what is forgivable. It is quite possible that what a human could not forgive, God could.
I have often thought that, if the God and heaven business is true, we'll all wake up there pretty much laughing or embarrassed about how seriously we took the silly things in life. Wouldn't be surprising to find Hitler and Stalin there, either.
Not that I do believe in all that. It is simply the principle of God that seems to determine this would be the case.
I listened to most of this guy's speech and I thought it was pretty well on the mark. Sins of omission far outweigh our sins of commission. Matthew 25 is rather piercing.
But I will take exception to his comment that went something like "yes, we are saved by grace and not by works but...." But what? Is he implying that if we believe and accept Christ as our Savior that upon death we are still allowed into the kingdom despite our lack of charity?
That is my question.
I listened to most of this guy's speech and I thought it was pretty well on the mark. Sins of omission far outweigh our sins of commission. Matthew 25 is rather piercing.
But I will take exception to his comment that went something like "yes, we are saved by grace and not by works but...." But what? Is he implying that if we believe and accept Christ as our Savior that upon death we are still allowed into the kingdom despite our lack of charity?
That is my question.
Yes you are.
But you might be put out, at the outer regions of heaven in a small little one bedroom shack. Rather than the many Mansions that are there.
In other words, you won't be able to reap much of the rewards given in heaven.