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04-25-2003, 11:54 AM | #61 | |
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That's the trouble with moral skepticism: it necessarily cuts both ways... Regards, Bill Snedden |
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Regardless of how we feel, if we don’t have God and His judgment, we will never know just how sinful we are. This is why people “convert.” It’s like a light comes on and we understand that we are sinners who need a redeemer. And it’s not humans that turn on the light, even though we do have morals and codes of ethics, its God. We can be moral and ethical as much as we want. But only the message of the Gospel will save us. I don’t mean to keep saying this. But it’s too hard to explain what I mean without pointing to the source of my beliefs. |
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In reference to my original question of "Why would we be evil if left to our own devices." You replied with a discussion of God's camp and Satan's camp. That actually doesn't completely answer my question. Are you implying that if left to our own devices we will automatically end up in Satan's camp? Or do we all begin in Satan's camp? Jamie |
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I'm sorry, I just don't share your view, iversong. I've never seen anything to support it.
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We are either for God or against God. If we do not believe in Jesus as God, in His death and resurrection as atonement for sin, then we are not redeemed. Unfortunately, the unredeemed are in Satan’s camp. As for a beginning, I don’t know. I would hate to think that a baby that dies is not saved. I don’t know exactly when God will hold a person accountable for their sins. |
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God is love in no way implies... God does not judge In fact God leveling judgement is agape (selfless) love. Thoughts and comments welcomed, Satan Oscillate My Metallic Sonatas |
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