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How much/often can a Christian sin?

How much/often can a Christian sin?

  • Any Christian sins daily-- except maybe if unconscious

    Votes: 5 55.6%
  • There are mortal and venial sins-- a true Christian cannot commit the former

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • A Christian is saved-- so it does not matter what and how many sins he commits

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • A Chistians does sin, but he will sense the Spirit's convicting about it

    Votes: 9 100.0%
  • A Christian must be getting 'better', not worse, in controlling sinful behavior

    Votes: 2 22.2%
  • A Christian can lose his salvation by turning back to sin

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • If a Christian sins, he must confess that sin-- if he dies without that, he is bound for perdition

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • God predestines who is saved-- one not saved is wasting his time if he tries to be 'righteous'

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • God "keeps score" on sins and acts of love/charity, which "cover a multitude of sins"

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • It's really about having a worshipful attitude-- wanting closeness to God over our own will

    Votes: 4 44.4%

  • Total voters
    9

TCassidy

Late-Administator Emeritus
Administrator
Faith is not a gift we give to God. Faith is a gift God gives to us. )
 

Earth Wind and Fire

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You bring up the TEN commandments with a statement indicating that's how you know someone's sins, and now you come out and say you willfully break at least one. That's what.
Wrong! I have willingly and freely broken all. I also define sin as reality, but since you are not in touch with reality, how could you possibly know.
 

Ted

New Member
Faith is not a gift we give to God. Faith is a gift God gives to us. )
What if your faith has been broken what do you do then? By the way hello my name is Ted and I really appreciate the thing's you have said in various posts I've been watching and reading for a while and now just became a member. Hope all is well my friend
 

TCassidy

Late-Administator Emeritus
Administrator
What if your faith has been broken what do you do then?
If it can be broken it is not "the faith" nor the faith given to us by God which is unbreakable. So it must have been your own faith. My advice is cast it aside as an inferior faith. Our faith is only as strong as what or Who we place our faith in. When our faith is in the Omnipotent, Omnipresent, Omniscient God of all Creation, the "El Shaddai" (The Almighty) - it is as strong as He is. If our faith is in something lesser, such as parents, home, upbringing, church, preacher, etc., then it is no stronger than that object. :)
 

Ted

New Member
If it can be broken it is not "the faith" nor the faith given to us by God which is unbreakable. So it must have been your own faith. My advice is cast it aside as an inferior faith. Our faith is only as strong as what or Who we place our faith in. When our faith is in the Omnipotent, Omnipresent, Omniscient God of all Creation, the "El Shaddai" (The Almighty) - it is as strong as He is. If our faith is in something lesser, such as parents, home, upbringing, church, preacher, etc., then it is no stronger than that object. :)

Can I go into some questions here with you?
 

annsni

Well-Known Member
Site Supporter
Isn't it faith + obedience that gets us to heaven? We believe in Christ and obey His commands. Otherwise, we don't love Him, and without love, we perish.

Faith is it. Faith in the finished work of the cross is what gets us to heaven and it is a gift from God. Obedience (works) is a sign that the faith is real. Like breathing is a sign of a body that is alive. A dead body can be made to "breathe" but it is not a real breath from a living body and when the outside actions are taken away, it stops.
 

Yeshua1

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Faith is it. Faith in the finished work of the cross is what gets us to heaven and it is a gift from God. Obedience (works) is a sign that the faith is real. Like breathing is a sign of a body that is alive. A dead body can be made to "breathe" but it is not a real breath from a living body and when the outside actions are taken away, it stops.
If it is faith + Obedience, than the question is how much and how long to obey? That gets us pretty close to RCC doctrine on the issue!
 

agedman

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If it is faith + Obedience, than the question is how much and how long to obey? That gets us pretty close to RCC doctrine on the issue!
It certainly can be, if it is work that is obliged for either forgiveness and / or penitence as the RCC obliges.
 

Ted

New Member
I am so sorry I haven't responded with my questions was involved in an accident will be back at a later time. Please forgive me. God Bless
 
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