STL: I moved this out of doctrinal. Please do not do this again. Doctrinal is specifically set up so believers can discuss their beliefs without this kind of intrusion. A lot of Christians come to this site to explore their faith, and we want them to have a safe space to do so. We (unbelievers) have our space. Give them theirs.
STL the antidote is very simple: go to confession, be very sorry for the sin and you have a clean slate.
I think the greatest hardship was experienced by our Lord Jesus Christ, who paid the ultimate price.
Let me ask you this. Let’s assume you are a father, or mother, you have children, and have instructed them they must clean their room everyday. You further demand that if they fail to do so they will be punished by having to sleep in the cold basement with no blankets forever. And this punishment will be passed down to their linage, also for eternity. Does this seem fair to all their children? But because you are loving, you throw in a caveat, that if they write you a letter asking you to forgive them every time they fail to clean their room, they will be absolved of their transgression, and can get back into the comfort of their bedroom.
This goes on for the rest of their lives of your entire linage.
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STL the antidote is very simple: go to confession, be very sorry for the sin and you have a clean slate.
I think the greatest hardship was experienced by our Lord Jesus Christ, who paid the ultimate price.
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STL: I moved this out of doctrinal. Please do not do this again. Doctrinal is specifically set up so believers can discuss their beliefs without this kind of intrusion. A lot of Christians come to this site to explore their faith, and we want them to have a safe space to do so. We (unbelievers) have our space. Give them theirs.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
[Hey, I thought we said no politics!]
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Let me ask you this. Let’s assume you are a father, or mother, you have children, and have instructed them they must clean their room everyday. You further demand that if they fail to do so they will be punished by having to sleep in the cold basement with no blankets forever. And this punishment will be passed down to their linage, also for eternity. Does this seem fair to all their children? But because you are loving, you throw in a caveat, that if they write you a letter asking you to forgive them every time they fail to clean their room, they will be absolved of their transgression, and can get back into the comfort of their bedroom.
This goes on for the rest of their lives of your entire linage.
Does thhis make sense?
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