You're STILL talking about "sin" when I told you (and others) multiple times that it doesn't matter what God thinks about masturbation for this concept. It just doesn't.
Your reply is just crap, and I have a super simple thought exercise which PROVES unequivocally that these people we are talking about (those that masturbate, would not do so in front of God, and yet believe that God "sees all") are in direct conflict with themselves and their beliefs in some way. You ready? Please read carefully... there is already so little I believe that you understand based on your replies thus far, I, personally, would prefer you not destroy what little hope I have left. Here goes (in red below):
These same people would simply NOT masturbate were there any actual, physical person that they felt uncomfortable doing so in front of in the room with them. They wouldn't do it. They could only muster the "courage" to do so if they felt confident that this person could not see them.
See how easy that is? Do you understand why that is entirely pertinent to the discussion? If you do not... then shame on you. Use your brain.
I am saying the prayers I showed, show the sinner is a state where he cares about what others think more then God. You are right, if we gave God his proper due, we would not sin. But people don't, and hence the prayers show how to go from a state where we are shameless, bold against God and care more about what others think then him and are more afraid of people then God's vision, to turn back to God repent and change that state.
You are not correct in that they disbelieve, but you are correct it's irrational state, and put's one on the verge of disbelief by how bold we are in God's vision if we continuously sin.
This is why the prayers I showed, we confess therein we were shameless with God, we were more ashamed towards others, feared others more then God, etc, which is evil and so the prayers are about acknowledging that and then changing this horrible irrational state.
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