Featured Can Believers Go One Day Without Sinning?

Simple observations. The Bible says, even commands to judge righteously. And so I do. Yes you are guilty. Do you need to be reminded? I need only to go to a certain section on your profile where a few posts are listed and had to be dealt with.

I am sure that is a false accusation, and I am sure that you know it is. That would make it a lie wouldn't it. Let's examine your statement.

"I have ONLY seen you falsely accuse..."
Is that true? Is that the ONLY thing that you have seen me do? Every statement I make is a false accusation, falsely accusing someone, especially you? The statement is false. You have gone over-board haven't you?
The next part of your statement:
"...as an accuser." Is that meant to imply something else Moriah? You have in the past come right out and said the whole phrase. An accuser of what? "An accuser of the brethren"? You mean Satan? Is that what you really mean and are just afraid to say for fear of getting into trouble?

Then you said: "I have ONLY see you advocate sin."
That is a lie and you know it. Why do you continue in sin. Doesn't the Bible say: "He that continues in sin is not of God, but of the devil."
Is that the ONLY thing that you have seen on this board--me advocating sin?? Who needs to repent??

1 John 3:8 He that committeth sin is of the devil; for the devil sinneth from the beginning.

 

You make judgments and I make judgments. Let us leave it at that.

 

Give your definition of total depravity.

 

This is where we always end up in this debate. The ones who advocate for the possibility that one can be sinless, even for a day, always end up confessing that they too do indeed sin as a Christian. Why do they even come to the debate and argue for perfect love towards God as a possiblity while in this body of death?

 

I will take a stab at it as far as I understand the T in TULIP. I believe it means that it is impossible for unregenerated man to choose Jesus Christ as Lord. Thus, God must regenerate the person before they can believe in Jesus Christ. If this is the true definition then I say I do not agree. I believe God must draw and convict through the Holy Spirit, but I don't believe God regenerates until the person asked to be saved.

 

I quote what Jesus says, and you get so upset.

I do not think it is impossible to not sin for a day.
I preach obedience to Christ, but it bothers many people in this group.
I also state that I do not recognize in the Bible the advocating for sinning everyday that I read from others in the group. I just do not recognize it as God's Word. I do not find such preaching in the scriptures.

 

You won't find it among anyone in this group either. This is a blatant representation of those here. Quote anyone where they have said that they advocate for sinning everyday. Who said that? Either point to the URL, or recant your statement.

 

Then you do not believe in total depravity.

Then you do not believe as Biblicist believes about how Jesus saves us.

Do you believe that God gives all the chance to be saved?

 

Upset at what Jesus says??? Really now.

What I see you preaching is the possibility of perfect love towards Christ, which I see as an impossibility.

The bible nowhere advocates sinning, so you are way off on that one.

 

DHK,
Have you repented for saying I said things yet that I have not? You need to do it now, or it would be hypocritical of you, would it not?

Now, let me ask you here, instead of looking for your past posts. Yes or no, do you believe it is normal for Christians to sin? Do you believe that it is normal for Christians to sin daily and even constantly?

 

That is a whole other subject deserving it's own thread. For the Calvinist this question is easily answered. For the freewill camp it can be debatable. Open up a thread and see what you get.

 

He that continues in sin is of the devil, Moriah.
If you keep on sinning in the same way over and over and over again, what would you have me conclude?

I do not advocate that anyone would sin--ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

But, alas, we do sin. Probably every day. We have a carnal, depraved nature. We are sinners and thus we sin. We break God's law. We need to come to Christ on a daily basis and make confession, and keep the slate clean, keep our hearts pure.

If what I said isn't true then there would have been no need for John to write 1John 1:9 and 2:1.
Why does John write:
"My little children I write unto you that you sin not, but if any man sin...
--Why does he put that exception clause in there?
Because he knows we will sin.

In fact in chapter 1:8,10, he says that if any one should claim that they don't sin, then they lie and do not the truth.
In fact:
1 John 1:10 If we say that we have not sinned, we make him a liar, and his word is not in us.
--They make Christ a liar.
What a terrible thing to do.

 

You go ahead and open the thread. I only asked you the question to pin point where you get into Calvinistic beliefs.

 

Oh, well, HP calls me a calvinist because I hold to OSAS. I guess I am a 1 point Calvinist, lol.

 

You just said that he that continues to sin is of the devil, and then you said we do sin probably every day. You also did not answer my question. I asked you if it was normal for Christians to sin. I asked you if it was normal for Christians to sin daily and constantly.

John says “if.” It does not sound to me as if John believes it is normal for Christians to sin constantly.

Tell me, since you say that he who continues to sin is of the devil, do you continue to sin?

 

I think what is misunderstood Moriah is that one like myself and probably DHK (I don't mean to speak for him but) can preach obedience to Christ and still understand and preach that Christians sin everyday because they cannot be perfect towards God, and anything less than perfect is sin, daily.

 

I know of non-Calvinists who believe OSAS. However, I do not know of people who do not believe Jesus died for the sins of the world, except those from the reformed religions.

 

I believe Jesus died for the sins of the whole world, lost and saved, and the only sin that will not be forgiven is the sin of unbelief of the Holy Spirit's conviction on the heart that Jesus Christ is Lord. Now, how that plays out for those who never heard of Jesus, I don't know, I would have been nice for God to let us in on that bit of information, but He didn't.

 

Trust me Moriah when I say, if you were to ask the brothers and sisters in my church and in my life if I preach obedience to Christ they will tell you OH YES! And I still will tell them that perfection is not an option, not even for a day.

 

I am glad to hear someone else believes this truth. I am glad to hear of someone else in the group whom Biblicist has to contend.