What part of "retained sin" do you not uderstand. Jesus didn't shed His blood for retained sins (unremitted sins).
Did Jesus Shed His Blood For Retained Sins (Unremitted Sins)?
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"If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.
If we say that we have not sinned, we make him a liar, and his word is not in us." 1 John 1:9-10
The premise of the op is supposed to 'catch' all the protestants because, you know, catholic. So, we have the op trying very hard to keep ahead of everyone so he can snicker at all the dumb people here. Nothing anyone says is going to be the answer he wants and he would not have it any other way.
It's going to be more than just sins if they are not forgiven. It's going to be the person as well.
Well, maybe take it up in a Catholic forum since we do not have the elite instruction and education on sin that you apparently have
It's going to be more than just sins if they are not forgiven. It's going to be the person as well.
Well, maybe take it up in a Catholic forum since we do not have the elite instruction and education on sin that you apparently have
This is just plain silly. Are sins separate from the person who committed them? I think you need to brush up on your religions defintions of sins; mortal sins in particular.
And on it goes
The best answer I can give is That Jesus wasn't used like a scape Goat by the people of Israel, because they didn't simply believe in human sacrifice,
But Jesus believed in his sacrifice, and he sacrificed his life, for new life to be given, and for new life to be given, it's means you have to be forgiven, so I dont believe for one minute his sacrifice only applies to the sins before the cross, but also after the cross, so I would have to say he also died for sins yet to be forgiven.
What part of "retained sin" do you not uderstand. Jesus didn't shed His blood for retained sins (unremitted sins).
sorry have to disagree the same sins people are in hell for, people have been forgiven for.Jesus did not die for the sins which are retained in hell.
That's your definition.The premise of the op is supposed to 'catch' all the protestants because, you know, catholic. So, we have the op trying very hard to keep ahead of everyone so he can snicker at all the dumb people here. Nothing anyone says is going to be the answer he wants and he would not have it any other way.
It's going to be more than just sins if they are not forgiven. It's going to be the person as well.
Well, maybe take it up in a Catholic forum since we do not have the elite instruction and education on sin that you apparently have
That's your definition.
Can't answer, eh? didn't think so. You do understand there are Catholic forums just like this is a Christian forum. Perhaps avail yourself of one and I think you might be surprised since the defintions are more than just click bait with hahahah as a response.
Your attitude is not what Catholics are taught. So, perhaps you need to attend Mass or something.
No one in hell ever has remission of sins.
Are there people in hell or we all awaiting for the Judgement seat of Christ? I do not think it helpful that you seem to get such glee out of people with their sins going to hell.
Did you know that the death of the wicked gives God no pleasure? So why does it seem to tickle you funny bone?
The Lord is not slow in keeping His promise as some understand slowness, but is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish but everyone to come to repentance. II Peter 3:9
It's true unless there forgiven by Christ then Christ did not die for them. I will go with that. But someone in hell would have been forgiven to begin with ie for there fallen nature. A person born with a fallen nature is catered for by the father and nurtured until the age of accountabilityNo one in hell ever has remission of sins.
I already answered. Check out the votes and read through this whole topic.Can't answer, eh? didn't think so. You do understand there are Catholic forums just like this is a Christian forum. Perhaps avail yourself of one and I think you might be surprised since the defintions are more than just click bait with hahahah as a response.
Your attitude is not what Catholics are taught. So, perhaps you need to attend Mass or something.