I Need Help From Christian Believers

I've been trying to get help for a while. There are just so many things that haunt my mind, like the question if homosexuals can be saved or what the unforgivable sin is. I need your help, guys. I need some serious help. Thanks.

I've been trying to get help for a while. There are just so many things that haunt my mind, like the question if homosexuals can be saved or what the unforgivable sin is. I need your help, guys. I need some serious help. Thanks.

ChaoticThief

Not to mention OT is a largly liberal place....

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I've been trying to get help for a while. There are just so many things that haunt my mind, like the question if homosexuals can be saved or what the unforgivable sin is. I need your help, guys. I need some serious help. Thanks.

DroidPhysX

Not to mention OT is a largly liberal place....

No, man, I'm serious.

Cuddle with them...

From my understanding of Jesus, there really isn't an UNFORGIVABLE sin. It's the part about "go forward and sin no more." That is the hard part I would imagine.

From my understanding of Jesus, there really isn't an UNFORGIVABLE sin. It's the part about "go forward and sin no more." That is the hard part I would imagine.

YellowOneKinobi

I came in here because I thought you needed help from Christian Bale.

And you might want to ask your question to a proper christian forum, this wont end well/

Cuddle with them...

heysharpshooter

If you get a straight man to hug a woman in a non-sexual way, would it turn them gay I strongly doubt it.

From my understanding of Jesus, there really isn't an UNFORGIVABLE sin. It's the part about "go forward and sin no more." That is the hard part I would imagine.

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From my understanding of Jesus, there really isn't an UNFORGIVABLE sin. It's the part about "go forward and sin no more." That is the hard part I would imagine.

th3warr1or

[QUOTE="th3warr1or"][QUOTE="YellowOneKinobi"]

From my understanding of Jesus, there really isn't an UNFORGIVABLE sin. It's the part about "go forward and sin no more." That is the hard part I would imagine.

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Cuddle with them...

toast_burner

can homosexuals be saved? yes if they stop being homosexuals. if not than bible prescribes death penalty to them.

Harisemo

It's not really possible for someone who is homosexual to stop being homosexual. The same goes for heterosexual people.

Also: I can feel the christian love

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I've been trying to get help for a while. There are just so many things that haunt my mind, like the question if homosexuals can be saved or what the unforgivable sin is. I need your help, guys. I need some serious help. Thanks.

Not to mention OT is a largly liberal place....

From what I can tell, there's actually two different way of looking at this.

1. You always going to be saved, no matter what, so long as you accept Him into your life and ask for his forgiveness whenever you sin.

So in short, you can do no wrong, just keep asking for forgiveness.

2. Unless you do exactly what the bible says, you're going to hell.

So I guess it all depends who you ask.

The only type of person who cannot be saved and redeemed is one who does not seek after Christ regardless of sexuality. mindstorm

[QUOTE="mindstorm"]The only type of person who cannot be saved and redeemed is one who does not seek after Christ regardless of sexuality. Ninja-Hippo

[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"][QUOTE="mindstorm"]The only type of person who cannot be saved and redeemed is one who does not seek after Christ regardless of sexuality. mindstorm

Yet if a man lives a good life of charitiy, exemplifing a Christ-like lifestyle, yet does not except Jesus into his life, he is destined for Hell, no?

[QUOTE="mindstorm"]The only type of person who cannot be saved and redeemed is one who does not seek after Christ regardless of sexuality. Ninja-Hippo

[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"][QUOTE="mindstorm"]The only type of person who cannot be saved and redeemed is one who does not seek after Christ regardless of sexuality. mindstorm

Yet if a man lives a good life of charitiy, exemplifing a Christ-like lifestyle, yet does not except Jesus into his life, he is destined for Hell, no?

heysharpshooter

I dont seek God. I dont seek Christ. hell for me, then. Sad face. :(Ninja-Hippo

[QUOTE="heysharpshooter"]Yet if a man lives a good life of charitiy, exemplifing a Christ-like lifestyle, yet does not except Jesus into his life, he is destined for Hell, no?mindstorm

There is none who is good and Christ-like but Christ himself.

Your grammer aside, there are none who are as good as Christ? By your definition then, none are eligible for the afterlife?

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[QUOTE="heysharpshooter"]Yet if a man lives a good life of charitiy, exemplifing a Christ-like lifestyle, yet does not except Jesus into his life, he is destined for Hell, no?heysharpshooter

There is none who is good and Christ-like but Christ himself.

Your grammer aside, there are none who are as good as Christ? By your definition then, none are eligible for the afterlife?

Prey to ye holy Joe Pesci and ye shall be saved with ye holy screwdriver of justice.

[QUOTE="mindstorm"]

Yet if a man lives a good life of charitiy, exemplifing a Christ-like lifestyle, yet does not except Jesus into his life, he is destined for Hell, no?heysharpshooter

There is none who is good and Christ-like but Christ himself.

Your grammer aside, there are none who are as good as Christ? By your definition then, none are eligible for the afterlife?

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[QUOTE="mindstorm"][QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"] LOVE ME OR GO TO HELL. Cool. heysharpshooter

Yet if a man lives a good life of charitiy, exemplifing a Christ-like lifestyle, yet does not except Jesus into his life, he is destined for Hell, no?

[QUOTE="mindstorm"]

There is none who is good and Christ-like but Christ himself.

Your grammer aside, there are none who are as good as Christ? By your definition then, none are eligible for the afterlife?

People that take every passage of the Bible literally make me die a little inside.

Being gay isn't a choice. I don't know a single gay person that would prefer to be gay Nor do I know a single homosexual that has been "saved" from being gay They may become celibate, but they're still homosexual.

The "sin" isn't with being homosexual, it's with having premarital intercourse.

Edit: Gamespot makes my periods disappear, I'm trying to be grammatically correct, I swear!

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[QUOTE="mindstorm"] Not quite. If one seeks after that which is good then he shall receive good - God. If one seeks after anything other than that which is good then he shall receive exactly what he desires - the absence of God. By seeking after God, you get God.lowkey254

Yet if a man lives a good life of charitiy, exemplifing a Christ-like lifestyle, yet does not except Jesus into his life, he is destined for Hell, no?

So every other religion is bound for Hell? Even the Jews, who worshiped the same God as you hundreds of years before Christ was born? And Muslims, who worship the same God you do and accept Jesus as a prophet but consider Mohammed more important?

[QUOTE="YellowOneKinobi"][QUOTE="heysharpshooter"]

Your grammer aside, there are none who are as good as Christ? By your definition then, none are eligible for the afterlife?

mindstorm

People that take every passage of the Bible literally make me die a little inside.

Being gay isn't a choice. I don't know a single gay person that would prefer to be gay Nor do I know a single homosexual that can be "saved" from being gay They may become celibate, but they're still homosexual.

The "sin" isn't with being homosexual, it's with having premarital intercourse.

Enid_Green

[QUOTE="mindstorm"][QUOTE="YellowOneKinobi"] I'm not exactly sure, but I THINK that we are called to emulate Christ to the best of our ability. That is, the default setting for mankind is sinner, so we are called to do our best to avoid sin, and to make choices that support others. I'm sure there are others that can explain it a heck of a lot better than me.YellowOneKinobi

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Yet if a man lives a good life of charitiy, exemplifing a Christ-like lifestyle, yet does not except Jesus into his life, he is destined for Hell, no?

heysharpshooter

So every other religion is bound for Hell? Even the Jews, who worshiped the same God as you hundreds of years before Christ was born? And Muslims, who worship the same God you do and accept Jesus as a prophet but consider Mohammed more important?

Yup.

Don't even get him started on religions that have nothing to do with Christ.

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People that take every passage of the Bible literally make me die a little inside.

Being gay isn't a choice. I don't know a single gay person that would prefer to be gay Nor do I know a single homosexual that can be "saved" from being gay They may become celibate, but they're still homosexual.

The "sin" isn't with being homosexual, it's with having premarital intercourse.

mindstorm

[QUOTE="mindstorm"][QUOTE="Enid_Green"]

People that take every passage of the Bible literally make me die a little inside.

Being gay isn't a choice. I don't know a single gay person that would prefer to be gay Nor do I know a single homosexual that can be "saved" from being gay They may become celibate, but they're still homosexual.

The "sin" isn't with being homosexual, it's with having premarital intercourse.

toast_burner

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[QUOTE="lowkey254"] Correct, you cannot go to Heaven without accepting Christ.TINYOWNSYOU

So every other religion is bound for Hell? Even the Jews, who worshiped the same God as you hundreds of years before Christ was born? And Muslims, who worship the same God you do and accept Jesus as a prophet but consider Mohammed more important?

Yup.

Don't even get him started on religions that have nothing to do with Christ.

Yeah...

BTW, I know the anwsers to the questions I asked already... I just wanted to seem him actually post it... he ignored me...

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From my understanding of Jesus, there really isn't an UNFORGIVABLE sin. It's the part about "go forward and sin no more." That is the hard part I would imagine.

th3warr1or

Only problem with this is blasphemy is so non-descript so bendable that it usually is defined by the party that rules instead of anything coming close to a true meaning.

What about tribes living in the jungles of the world? I guess they'll all just burn in hell too? God's not very fair. Ninja-Hippo