clearing............
clearing............
You are wrong, friend. Your assessment is of the world, not of God, friend.
Its a correct assessment from the viewpoint of noting how some make so much of their 'theology' just about 'sin'. That's what I meant, and some of the 'redemption' theology built up around it, which warrants one just believe someone paid the price for your sins, leaving you free basically to continue on sinning. Jesus died for your sins,...your debt is paid. Its a common perception among OSAS folks. We note however, that Jesus said..."go and sin no more"...if you can help it.
I am not surprised since you are not Jesus' follower.
Where do you deduce this?
Where have I ever rejected Jesus words or teaching? My theology, is very pro-Jesus (Christ-affirming),
on a variety of levels and from different schools of thought, wholly supportive of his positive personality, presence and principles. I find the above statement rather 'judgemental' or 'presumptuous'.
OT is full of warning not to sin; OT and NT continually tells us not to sin.
It is heavy subject.
I've never denied that 'sinning' (means transgressing any natural or spiritual law) is detrimental or something to be avoided
if possible, but we learn from our 'sins' as we understand ourselves and overcome those desires and propensities towards certain sins. Some however are so
'sin-focused' that this convolutes other assumptions and adds certain features into their theology, which are probably unnecessary. In any case, I do no promote 'sin', never have....never will. You've apparently mis-interpreted my post.
Namaste,
pj
