TruePathFinder
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I cursed and sweared at God when I rejected Christianity. Am I going to Hell even if I reconvert to Christianity.
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Is cursing God a mortal sin?
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WalterTrull
Godfella
Nah. It's just that it can get very uncomfortable if we reject our food supply and don't eat.
stvdv
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13 jun 2018 stvdv 011 19
I was once very mad at God, and did quite some cursing and swearing.
That night I got 3 very nice dreams in which I was told "God is very happy if you get very angry"
It was the first time in decades I got very angry. So made kind of sense to me this.
1): Anyway, if I am a child of God, so He created me, then He is responsible for me getting mad at Him [including cursing/swearing]
2): And He said "I love you unconditional". That means "no questions asked" I would think.
3): And He should be able to handle this kind of stuff the best. If God would get upset about such little things. Bigger things to worry for Him I think
4): He teaches us "do not judge", so would be a good teacher to "teach by living example"
I was once very mad at God, and did quite some cursing and swearing.
That night I got 3 very nice dreams in which I was told "God is very happy if you get very angry"
It was the first time in decades I got very angry. So made kind of sense to me this.
1): Anyway, if I am a child of God, so He created me, then He is responsible for me getting mad at Him [including cursing/swearing]
2): And He said "I love you unconditional". That means "no questions asked" I would think.
3): And He should be able to handle this kind of stuff the best. If God would get upset about such little things. Bigger things to worry for Him I think
4): He teaches us "do not judge", so would be a good teacher to "teach by living example"
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That's what I keep saying God nature cosmos all the same thing totally not understood!
Sometimes it's demanded. How else can one grow up?
TruePathFinder
Member
I am asking Christians only
Mortal sins are sins considered to grave in nature by the Catholic Church. Whether or not they are recognized in your flavor of Christianity I do not know.
That said, apostacy in Catholicism is considered a grave matter and therefore a mortal sin.
Shushersbedamned
Well-Known Member
Here is no hell
^yes, it's a spelling mistake.
^yes, it's a spelling mistake.
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WalterTrull
Godfella
Hmmm..... open to interpretation.
Clearly, you haven't spent much time in Michigan...*
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*assuming "Here" is a typo meaning "there" or you were talking about "Here" on Earth.
I would narrow it even further and ask clergy only. Go to some different churches in your area and get their take on it. Different denominations will have different responses, I imagine. Heck, you'll probably get different responses within denominations depending on the priest.
WalterTrull
Godfella
There are no spelling mistakes. There are no typos. These are the first signs of the keyboard uprising spoken of in the early Gates manuscripts, recently uncovered in a Malibu pool drain and now being deciphered.
PureX
Veteran Member
No. And you may not go to hell even if you don't reconvert. Religion is just religion.
Patrick Miron
Patrick4Jesus
God can be accurately and briefly described as: ALL GOOD THINGS PERFECTED
There is but ONE "unforgivable sin" which is DENIAL of God; so the question you ask is answered that ALL sins can be forgiven GOD'S way;..each of US is called to "Repent and Convert"
"And saying: The time is accomplished, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent, and believe the gospel."
[Mark 1:15]
John 20:19-23 "
[19] Now when it was late that same day, the first of the week, and the doors were shut, where the disciples were gathered together, for fear of the Jews, Jesus came and stood in the midst, and said to them: Peace be to you. [20] And when he had said this, he shewed them his hands and his side. The disciples therefore were glad, when they saw the Lord. [21] He said therefore to them again: Peace be to you. As the Father hath sent me, I also send you. [22] When he had said this, he breathed on them; and he said to them: Receive ye the Holy Ghost. [23] Whose sins you shall forgive, they are forgiven them; and whose sins you shall retain, they are retained."
May God guide to His Peace,
Patrick