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Originally posted by wolfgang59Didn't like sinning, no. So I don't.
we like our sin was posted by KellyJay on another thread.
What did he mean?
Anyone here enjoy sinning?
(And for atheists I mean enjoy doing something you believe "wrong"😉
And Kelly - What is your favourite sin?
I think it comes down to the individuals ignorance. Its different if you are fully aware of your actions, then its sinning (?)
However I still find it hard to believe that some can think that invading another country and killing it's citizens is somehow alright for some. That's some sad ignorance. And some shoddy justifiability , no doubt.
Originally posted by karoly aczelWho in particular are you speaking of here - some can think that invading another country and killing it's citizens
Didn't like sinning, no. So I don't.
I think it comes down to the individuals ignorance. Its different if you are fully aware of your actions, then its sinning (?)
However I still find it hard to believe that some can think that invading another country and killing it's citizens is somehow alright for some. That's some sad ignorance. And some shoddy justifiability , no doubt.
Originally posted by wolfgang59In defense of Kelly, he was being inclusive to be polite. I think what he meant is exactly what Jesus said.
we like our sin was posted by KellyJay on another thread.
What did he mean?
Anyone here enjoy sinning?
(And for atheists I mean enjoy doing something you believe "wrong"😉
And Kelly - What is your favourite sin?
John 3:19
19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil.
KJV
Sin is darkness.
Originally posted by checkbaiterI don't like the dark particularly.
In defense of Kelly, he was being inclusive to be polite. I think what he meant is exactly what Jesus said.
[b]John 3:19
19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil.
KJV
Sin is darkness.[/b]
Presumably Kelly does?
Originally posted by checkbaiterThere is an assumption by many Christians that non-Christians are automatically sinners and Christians are automatically free of sin, because they 'have' Christ. Im not sure that is correct biblically.
In defense of Kelly, he was being inclusive to be polite. I think what he meant is exactly what Jesus said.
[b]John 3:19
19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil.
KJV
Sin is darkness.[/b]
Originally posted by Rajk999People who believe in such a thing as "sin" [i.e. disobeying God's wishes] very often conflate "sin" and immorality.
There is an assumption by many Christians that non-Christians are automatically sinners and Christians are automatically free of sin, because they 'have' Christ. Im not sure that is correct biblically.
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Originally posted by wolfgang59The idea is that you like to hide your sins in darkness because you are ashamed. And that you love to do those sins too much to repent and stop, so you do them in the dark so no one knows, instead of doing them in the light so others can see how sinful you are. 😏
I don't like the dark particularly.
Presumably Kelly does?
