Technology2 mins ago
Does God Forgive Willful Sin
71 Answers
Does god forgive willful sin
and mistakes and why ?????
and mistakes and why ?????
Answers
Best Answer
No best answer has yet been selected by locusts. Once a best answer has been selected, it will be shown here.
For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Any pointless, contentious thread where the OP plays agent provocateur to instil discord.
The answer is fairly simple, really, and can be deduced from boolean logic.
Do you believe in god? If you don't, the question is moot so end.
Do you believe that god created the universe out of nothing but otherwise has taken no further interest in his creation and is just happy to let nature just get on with it? If so, you're a deist, so end, though you are a rare breed who believes both in creationism and evolution!
If you believe that god takes an active interest in the conduct of humans, then you're now stuck between a rock and a hard place! You then have to decide whether god will forgive those sins which you really tried not to make but just couldn't, for whatever reason - the frailty of man, and all that, then you're good! You're going to heaven right there! Pat on the back from St Peter and time to put a deposit down on your own cloud.
But, if you're a murderer or a thief or an adulterer or otherwise in contravention of the ten commandments, and you did it on purpose, then it's down below for you. Time to meet St Nick and all his little wizards, with a pitchfork up the fundament for all eternity.
Of course, you could always stop being such a religious nut-job and do something useful with your life.
The answer is fairly simple, really, and can be deduced from boolean logic.
Do you believe in god? If you don't, the question is moot so end.
Do you believe that god created the universe out of nothing but otherwise has taken no further interest in his creation and is just happy to let nature just get on with it? If so, you're a deist, so end, though you are a rare breed who believes both in creationism and evolution!
If you believe that god takes an active interest in the conduct of humans, then you're now stuck between a rock and a hard place! You then have to decide whether god will forgive those sins which you really tried not to make but just couldn't, for whatever reason - the frailty of man, and all that, then you're good! You're going to heaven right there! Pat on the back from St Peter and time to put a deposit down on your own cloud.
But, if you're a murderer or a thief or an adulterer or otherwise in contravention of the ten commandments, and you did it on purpose, then it's down below for you. Time to meet St Nick and all his little wizards, with a pitchfork up the fundament for all eternity.
Of course, you could always stop being such a religious nut-job and do something useful with your life.
// A doctrine dreamt up by ...'Saint' Augustine//
yeah day said - stop drinking and scrowing around Orgie - ( orgie - augie - geddit?) and thinka sumfing
an he said - yeah oh kay what about original sin
at least the idea is - - - original
You seem Nailit when you were reading the whole bible you must have skipped froo John 1 , the bit where John the Baptist is doing It - baptising that is!
And there has to be something washed out
that is where sin comes in - um or out
oh come on loosen up all of you
I am not asking you to attend Mass tomorrow or anything
yeah day said - stop drinking and scrowing around Orgie - ( orgie - augie - geddit?) and thinka sumfing
an he said - yeah oh kay what about original sin
at least the idea is - - - original
You seem Nailit when you were reading the whole bible you must have skipped froo John 1 , the bit where John the Baptist is doing It - baptising that is!
And there has to be something washed out
that is where sin comes in - um or out
oh come on loosen up all of you
I am not asking you to attend Mass tomorrow or anything
We had all this sorted way before you Johnny-come-lately christians.
In Buddhism (kicked off early, about 500BC), Karma is subdivided into Intentional Actions (kicking someone called Naomi up the Jim Royle), and Unintentional, (kicking a ball, missing, and accidentally connecting with some person called Naomi’s Jim Royle).
(Names changed to protect the innocent).
In Buddhism (kicked off early, about 500BC), Karma is subdivided into Intentional Actions (kicking someone called Naomi up the Jim Royle), and Unintentional, (kicking a ball, missing, and accidentally connecting with some person called Naomi’s Jim Royle).
(Names changed to protect the innocent).
Related Questions
Sorry, we can't find any related questions. Try using the search bar at the top of the page to search for some keywords, or choose a topic and submit your own question.