27 Feb '13 14:21>1 edit
Over the years I've known a number of Christians who seemed to be without conscience beyond perhaps displaying outward signs of contrition.
Perhaps the following from a post on another thread sheds light on why this may be the case:
Seems that the belief that one has been freed from "guilt and shame" by God would serve to undermine the role that conscience should take.
How common is this belief common amongst Christians?
Perhaps the following from a post on another thread sheds light on why this may be the case:
God's grace and mercy cleans us of all our sins, we are free from the guilt and shame we have over the things we did in deed do. Those things are charged to Jesus due to His mercy through God's grace and our sins are thrown as far as the east is from the west.
Seems that the belief that one has been freed from "guilt and shame" by God would serve to undermine the role that conscience should take.
How common is this belief common amongst Christians?