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Originally posted by Rajk999looks like its game over for Effhim!
Here is a list of sins I got off a website. Maybe it can help people to say if they have done any of these.
1. IDOLATRY — the making of any created thing to be your "god;": finding your ultimate security in, or settings your ultimate love upon, or giving your ultimate allegiance to, any created thing(s), whether material, human, or formal false religi ...[text shortened]... from all your sins.
http://peacebyjesus.witnesstoday.org/40SinsThatWillSendYouToHell.html
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Originally posted by Rajk999Thanks Rajk999. This one ~ No.40. ~ of course, pertains to me and all non-Christians, by definition, I suppose. It isn't of concern though [to me and presumably other non-Christians] as this 'sin' has little or no impact on my endeavours to live my life as morally and as positively as possible. Other 'sins' on the list of 40 do overlap with and pertain to leading a moral life.
40. THE ULTIMATE SIN OF DAMNATION - Rejecting the Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of the Living God, and the only One who can save you from all your sins.
Originally posted by Rajk999This is not a 'sin' that I have committed today. But I do fall foul of No.33 most Fridays and the occasional Tuesday.
33. DRUNKENNESS — the state of being drunk; under the influence of intoxicating substances which alter the senses for recreation. “Even the cares of the world, when they intoxicate the mind”
Did the water that Jesus is reputed to have turned into wine intoxicate any of the guest at that wedding? Devout Muslims here don't drink any alcohol but plenty of Christians do.
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Originally posted by Rajk999Yesterday (Saturday) I did have a heated exchange with another road user. But it wasn't "carnal", nor "violent". Some Anglo Saxon was spoken. Does that perhaps make it "unholy". But No.27 did not happen today. Besides, I think anger can be justifiable if it modifies behaviour that is detrimental to others or to the target of the anger.
27. WRATH — Carnal turbulent, violent passions; unholy active anger, indignation.
Aside from No.40, I don't think I have 'sinned' today. Interesting list, albeit a little anachronistic in places.
Originally posted by FMFNot a sin in my opinion.
Yesterday (Saturday) I did have a heated exchange with another road user. But it wasn't "carnal", nor "violent". Some Anglo Saxon was spoken. Does that perhaps make it "unholy". But No.27 did not happen today. Besides, I think anger can be justifiable if it modifies behaviour that is detrimental to others or to the target of the anger.
Aside from No.40, I don't think I have 'sinned' today. Interesting list, albeit a little anachronistic in places.
Originally posted by FMFLast night I had 3 vodkas and 6 rums. Was a bit tipsy but certainly not drunk. Alcohol does not alter my behaviour or language. When I have had enough I go to sleep. I drink alcohol almost every day mostly a couple beers. Hot humid beach environment .. cannot avoid it...🙂
This is not a 'sin' that I have committed today. But I do fall foul of No.33 most Fridays and the occasional Tuesday.
Did the water that Jesus is reputed to have turned into wine intoxicate any of the guest at that wedding? Devout Muslims here don't drink any alcohol but plenty of Christians do.
Christ certainly had no problem with alcohol neither did the Apostles.
The problem is drunkenness which causes you to misbehave.
Originally posted by Rajk999"http://peacebyjesus.witnesstoday.org/40SinsThatWillSendYouToHell.html"
Here is a list of sins I got off a website. Maybe it can help people to say if they have done any of these.
1. IDOLATRY — the making of any created thing to be your "god;": finding your ultimate security in, or settings your ultimate love upon, or giving your ultimate allegiance to, any created thing(s), whether material, human, or formal false religi ...[text shortened]... from all your sins.
http://peacebyjesus.witnesstoday.org/40SinsThatWillSendYouToHell.html
Only 40. has ever or will ever "Send" anyone "To Hell".
Originally posted by FMFIf you show love for your fellow man you have the love of God and Christ within you. If you love your neighbour and give charitably to those in need you have the love of God and Christ within you.
Thanks Rajk999. This one ~ No.40. ~ of course, pertains to me and all non-Christians, by definition, I suppose. It isn't of concern though [to me and presumably other non-Christians] as this 'sin' has little or no impact on my endeavours to live my life as morally and as positively as possible. Other 'sins' on the list of 40 do overlap with and pertain to leading a moral life.
I think the only other poster that says this is Pudgenik.
If you show this charitable love you have accepted Christ.
Christians think that to accept Christ is the talk about Christ, go to church etc. These are outward manifestations of their faith and they are useful but are not the most important ones. The important manifestations of faith is what comes from the heart and from within... which is love and charity.
Originally posted by Rajk999I decided to move away from Australia for many reasons, one of which was that I did not want to leave myself susceptible to drinking alcohol [even in modest amounts] every day. This may have been one of the thousand accumulated little reasons why I left Britain 20 or so years ago.
I drink alcohol almost every day mostly a couple beers.
The problem is drunkenness which causes you to misbehave.
The misbehaviour could maybe the focus then and the drunkenness only seen as the problem if it is instrumental in the misbehaviour.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyIf telling yourself this, Grampy Bobby, is what it takes for you to live your life as morally and as positively as possible then that's just how it is, I suppose. Good for you. My endeavours to be moral and for my interactions with others to be positive, tolerant, honest and fruitful, are carried out without the assistance of perceived supernatural threats.
Only 40. has ever or will ever "Send" anyone "To Hell".
Originally posted by twhiteheadI think you need to expand your definition. Why is God offended? Is it possible that other people are offended as well?
So do you define 'sin' as 'a violation of a moral code'? I don't. I define it as 'offending God'. So for example, some people think their very existence is offensive to God and thus they are sinners by their very nature.
Originally posted by Rajk999I commit #40 every day. #30 and #35 are also up there.
Here is a list of sins I got off a website. Maybe it can help people to say if they have done any of these.
1. IDOLATRY — the making of any created thing to be your "god;": finding your ultimate security in, or settings your ultimate love upon, or giving your ultimate allegiance to, any created thing(s), whether material, human, or formal false religi ...[text shortened]... from all your sins.
http://peacebyjesus.witnesstoday.org/40SinsThatWillSendYouToHell.html
Curiously, there is no entry for "rape", although that arguably fits under 16 or 37. A lot of the entries overlap. The list could be greatly simplified.
Originally posted by SwissGambitOriginally posted by SwissGambit
I commit #40 every day. #30 and #35 are also up there.
Curiously, there is no entry for "rape", although that arguably fits under 16 or 37. A lot of the entries overlap. The list could be greatly simplified.
I commit #40 every day. #30 and #35 are also up there.
One of the two malefactors [felony criminals] executed next to Jesus Christ on Golgotha Hill committed #40 his entire life... then 'repented' [changed his mind] moments before the Roman Centurions finalized his execution. Christ said: "Today you will be with me in Paradise". The second criminal scoffed at Christ [the same way some flippant/uninformed contributors to this forum enjoy doing]. Moments later he found himself in a compartment of Hades and is still there suffering today as he awaits the Great White Throne Judgment, after which the Lake of Fire awaits him as an address for eternity. Still time, SG.