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In Heaven we'll be in the very presence of God. There will not be room for sin.
How so?
Like he'll be watching us every moment and not giving us any privacy to commit sins? Or because he can sing so well and perpetually forever that we'll be too entertained by him to do anything else?
Like he'll be watching us every moment and not giving us any privacy to commit sins? Or because he can sing so well and perpetually forever that we'll be too entertained by him to do anything else?
No evil can exist within his presence. In Isaiah 6, we see Isaiah having a vision of heaven. What is his response when he sees God? He screams out "Oh no! I'm a dead man!" He knows he's toast. He can't be in God's presence in his sinful human nature.
In our natural state, we are stained with sin. We sin because we have sinful natures -- it was passed down to us from Adam. In our natural state it's what we do. God will regenerate us though, and we won't have that sinful nature in Heaven.
No evil can exist within his presence. In Isaiah 6, we see Isaiah having a vision of heaven. What is his response when he sees God? He screams out "Oh no! I'm a dead man!" He knows he's toast. He can't be in God's presence in his sinful human nature.
In our natural state, we are stained with sin. We sin because we have sinful natures -- it was passed down to us from Adam. In our natural state it's what we do. God will regenerate us though, and we won't have that sinful nature in Heaven.
Well, in that example it seems there must be some level of delayed vanquishment since he was still able to get that quote out. Amazing how somebody else was quick to jot it down...pre-literacy.
But on the more philosophical side...why not skip the sinful state, which your god created for his own godly pleasures, and go straight to the regenerated state?
Well, in that example it seems there must be some level of delayed vanquishment since he was still able to get that quote out. Amazing how somebody else was quick to jot it down...pre-literacy.
But on the more philosophical side...why not skip the sinful state, which your god created for his own godly pleasures, and go straight to the regenerated state?
God didn't create a sinful state. He created Adam and Eve sinless. Adam sinning brought sin into the human race, and passed it down to us.
God didn't create a sinful state. He created Adam and Eve sinless. Adam sinning brought sin into the human race, and passed it down to us.
Then how could Adam and Eve Duggar sin? If sin did not exist, did A & E Duggar create sin?
Here's another, I will type R E A L slow so maybe the comprehension skills will work--
Who created the "devil?"
The devil is sin"?
God created the devil.
Therefore God created sin
A & E Duggar passed sin down to us?
The one who sins is the one who will die. The child will not share the guilt of the parent, nor will the parent share the guilt of the child. The righteousness of the righteous will be credited to them, and the wickedness of the wicked will be charged against them.
And you want the world to believe that we all DIE in SIN because of some one else's sin??????
God didn't create a sinful state. He created Adam and Eve sinless. Adam sinning brought sin into the human race, and passed it down to us.
Others have already pointed out the logical fallacy but I'll put it succinctly for you...if god created everything, including humans, then god also created sin.
And either way...why am I called a sinner for something some guy Adam did (or Eve)? I didn't do it, I didn't know them, I didn't tell them to do it (whatever you think they did), nor did I agree to be created in the first place under any sort of pretense that I must be a sinner if I'm given life.
Others have already pointed out the logical fallacy but I'll put it succinctly for you...if god created everything, including humans, then god also created sin.
And either way...why am I called a sinner for something some guy Adam did (or Eve)? I didn't do it, I didn't know them, I didn't tell them to do it (whatever you think they did), nor did I agree to be created in the first place under any sort of pretense that I must be a sinner if I'm given life.
So why am I a sinner for being born?
Because silly, Vizio's ever-so-good, ever-so-holy, ever-so-moral god wanted it that way. And what Viz' god wants, he gets.
The Holy City is hurting. This is incomprehensible.
Indeed it is.
This is the time to stand with Charleston and to hold up and support Mother Emanuel and her members. Who are hurting in ways most of us cannot imagine.
Sad event. I don't think that it happened in a church means anything different than if it happened in Target though. I think it would be a sad event no matter where it happened. Looks like this kid had mental issues and a gun. This seems to happen now and then, it's hard to get a grip on mental health.
Maybe he got into an argument with someone who attends there. We will see when he goes on trial. At least there will be some answers although I have a feeling they will be the same answers we got from the movie theater shooting. I'm crazy.
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