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Did Jesus really have to die for our sins?
- Thread starter The Sum of Awe
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Koldo
Outstanding Member
WHERE does it say he MUST judge sinners?
Hebrews 9:27 (NIV)-
"27 Just as people are destined to die once, and after that to face judgment, "
Destined :"1.(of a person's future) Developing as though according to a plan."
Destined by whom?
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Quantrill
Active Member
WHERE does it say he MUST judge sinners?
Hebrews 9:27 (NIV)-
"27 Just as people are destined to die once, and after that to face judgment, "
Destined :"1.(of a person's future) Developing as though according to a plan."
Destined by whom?
I just showed you that all sin is against God. And I showed you that God has appointed a day where everyman will be judged. God must judge sin wherever it exists.
Quantrill
Koldo
Outstanding Member
Why MUST something that is against God automatically require action from God?
Funny enough, according to you, even so God doesn't have to act instantly.
God could just not appoint any day for judgement.
Simple.
Quantrill
Active Member
Why does God exist? He does.
Why must God judge or be against sin?, because He is a righteouss God and is against all that is contrary to His nature. Sin.
Though God doesn't act instantly in judgement, all are judged. Yes, quite simple.
Quantrill
Koldo
Outstanding Member
There is no logical contradiction in saying God can decide not to judge sins even if sins are against his nature. Therefore, there is no reason to accept your conclusion.
Gjallarhorn
N'yog-Sothep
Yes, in many contradicting ways. Would you like to play the role of apologist or lunatic?
Why does God exist? He doesn't.
Is God also benevolent?
I wonder why he does things like that
Quantrill
Active Member
Quantrill
Active Member
Quantrill
Active Member
Why does God exist? He doesn't.
Is God also benevolent?
I wonder why he does things like that
God is a God of love but not at the expenseof His righteousness.
He gives time for repentance. He gives time so that the wicked can fill up their cup of iniquity so that He can distribute a full cup of judgement. So you can drink the dregs.
Quantrill
How loving of him...
Gjallarhorn
N'yog-Sothep
And yet you are more like the snake in the garden. Most amusing.
Quantrill
Active Member
Quantrill
Active Member
I have finite time to avoid infinite punishment. That seems fair and just...
Gjallarhorn
N'yog-Sothep
Slithering away from your troubles, hissing and spitting. Fits most snakes that I can think of, holy book or not.
Well at the point a god can forgive humanity for killing his only son(as if he wasn't just going to resurrect him) God could forgive humanity for anything. It is really a sign that god is growing up finally *sniffle*, he didn't drown us or burn us to the ground or anything.and some wonder why this theology isn't confusing for others...
Quantrill
Active Member