To some that is hell on earth.uh, excuse me but i believe there is a term for that safe space in one dogma...
purgatory...
just saying...
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Life is good. Thank you Lord, for all of my blessings.To some that is hell on earth.
I don't understand. Tell me more.Sooo...you are looking for a safe space...no? To save some commute time God can get you into GMU. I'm sure they have at least one safe space...![]()
Never mind...I don't understand. Tell me more.
I'm afraid you're mistaken. (I say "I'm afraid" in the literal sense, not as a figure of speech - I'm not stating you're wrong, but I think you are, and feel this is an important issue.) I don't believe forgetfulness is a need, I don't believe we need to lose the certainty that we've sinned. We can be at peace despite it. In fact, as a side query, have you considered the issues that could arise if it were possible to forget we're sinners and thus believe that we are not?I wasn't suggesting it. I was expressly saying it.
Regarding your first sentence, that was not my intent. I wouldn't say the first is a necessary condition to the second. Certainly, I know of no such biblical requirement.
However, I am betting the Architect of the human soul knows that His forgiveness alone cannot possibly release me from my own certainty about the harms I've committed.
You know, I'm starting to suspect we're arguing the same point, just from two different angles.I'm afraid you're mistaken. (I say "I'm afraid" in the literal sense, not as a figure of speech - I'm not stating you're wrong, but I think you are, and feel this is an important issue.) I don't believe forgetfulness is a need, I don't believe we need to lose the certainty that we've sinned. We can be at peace despite it. In fact, as a side query, have you considered the issues that could arise if it were possible to forget we're sinners and thus believe that we are not?