Aeon Psyche
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15 pages about this? Jesus didn't die for your sins, i don't get where that idea comes from : s You all need to learn and understand your mistakes before you can be forgiven. Period.
Strong's ConcordanceBut literally i've read the Bible (and some Apocrypha) inside and out and still don't get what sin means. What does the word mean?
Jesus died in Kashmir. He was very old by that time.
15 pages about this? Jesus didn't die for your sins, i don't get where that idea comes from : s You all need to learn and understand your mistakes before you can be forgiven. Period.
I actually don't know what a sin is. Maybe that means i'm not evil after all =)
This is a question that the Church has had to deal with repeatedly in its history. The idea that "we should sin so that grave abound," to use the memorable phrase of St Paul, he answers with "by no means" (traditionally translated as "God forbid," although the original Greek phrase says neither "God" nor "forbid") is called "antinomianism" ("against Law"). The less deranged version of antinomianism holds that good works should flow solely from internal factors not because of the imposition of divine will in the form of law. The more deranged version literally holds that sin should be committed so that grace abound. As far back as the letter to Galatians by Paul, this was a concern in the Gnostic Cults that were proliferating in the milieu of neoplatonism and very early Christianity. Later it reared its ugly head in various degenerate forms of protestantism to the point that Luther was actually the one to develop the term to use against people for taking his ideas way too far. Some of the theology that is preached in very liberal Christian churches (or historically Christian churches like the UUs) is basically the former form of antinomianism while the latter was present in certain Christian or quasi-Christian sects mostly of a gnostic persuasion, although it was more held in the theoretical than the actual.
But literally i've read the Bible (and some Apocrypha) inside and out and still don't get what sin means. What does the word mean?
Supreme Perfect Being.
In Gods Word it says everyone is without excuse. Everyone will own their own sins,(failures).
Bcoz a bunch of churches do-gooders would lecture them on it.I just don't see how any of this is Biblical. How would a sinful person know sin if they're blind from God's presence
I’m saying that without the Son of God willingly laying His life down we would be screwed.
At my judgment I will have to still answer for my trespassings.
but I will either lose or receive giving my Knowledge of what I did in this life.
Jesus said deny me before friends, and I’ll deny you in front of My Father.
I take NT and OT scripture very seriously.
Do I think it’s screwed up that I get acquitted for my crimes? NOPE! I’m thankful that He loves me enough to forgive me.
but, you cannot use Jesus’s name as an excuse to sin.
I just don't see how any of this is Biblical. How would a sinful person know sin if they're blind from God's presence