Sentences with phrase «christian hates the sin»
First of all, a Christian, a TRUE Christian hates the sin but loves the sinner.
http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/ Not exact matches
If you're a Christian and believe that Jesus was pre-ordained to die for our sins and save the world by doing so, doesn't it seem just plain wrong to blame and hate the people who were the supposed instruments of «God's plan»?
As for the Christian hate you speak of, I concur that most Christians say they believe the «hate the sin but not the sinner» but in practice they do alot of sinner hating.
Ain't you up to your ears in several mortal sins at once — intolerance, pre-judgment, hate for thy neighbor, defamation, my good Christian?
Christians sin (unfortunately), but they must turn from the sin, and hate it, and not plan on doing it, and not be proud of it.
It is understandable why the New York Times's Editorial Board would conclude that Christians view sinners as inferior — the tragic history of Christianity, even within our own country, offers many examples of Christians who have used sin as an excuse to dehumanize, discriminate, and hate others.
Jean Why do Christians always roll out the hate the sin not the sinner rubbish.
«love the sinner, hate the sin» is used as a safe harbor for Christians when they realize what they are believing and saying is absurd.
Obviously, Jews who do not believe Jesus was the messiah do not believe what Christians believe about him: that Jesus became the scapegoat and the Passover «lamb of God» to atone for our sins, thus separating sins from sinners and enabling God and us to love sinners while hating sins.
God hates sin, bad things happen to people that live in sin... even Christians... that fall into sin.
Can one truly be a Christian while at the same time harboring unrepentant sin (such as hate)?
Hate to tell you, but if you think Jesus is the Son of God, sent to Earth to repent for all of mankind's sins, and that he walked this Earth preaching, teaching, praying and healing, then you are a Christian.
But some of the sins we do them knowing that we are committing a sin, this sin are adultery, murder, hate and etc. one thing that I realized from most christian is that, we use grace of God to defend ourselves from heavy sins that we are committing, and we are deceiving ourselves.
Señora Julia, christians don't hate gays, they love the sinner, but hate the sin.
The Big Lie as practiced by the contemporary faux Christian — Love the sinner, hate the sin.
Christians do nt hate gays, muslims murder gays, christians just hate our sin because they know iChristians do nt hate gays, muslims murder gays, christians just hate our sin because they know ichristians just hate our sin because they know it hurts us
The Big Lie as practiced by the modern faux Christian --» love the sinner, hate the sin».
I'd say that christianity has a lower view of human nature than that — even if you fear God, you still sin, even christians themselves sin, and hate it.
people who drive around with No 1 Christian Porn and XXX church on a SUV and brag about sinning are wicked and Hate Jesus...
Christians rant that they don't hate the sinner, just the sin.
I was told that only born - again Christians had any chance at salvation, and that because of sin, God hated the rest of humanity — even those who never heard of Jesus Christ.
The vast majority of Christians believe that God hates sin so much that He is filled with wrath toward sin.
S. Bonner — by your definition the whole «hate the sin but love the sinner» thing makes all christians bigots... for instance hating the «sin» of h o m o s e x u a l i t y
Ask the sinners if they think most Christians love them and hate their sin.
His issue isn't with hating sin, it's that Christians do not engage the second part, «love the sinner.»
When a watching world says Christians are full of hate, it is not a good strategy to tell them that we don't hate them we just hate their sin.
But why do we Christians sometimes focus on hating the «sins» in others that they say results in love and community?
Simple... you claim to be a Christian (according to your facebook page) so therefor you hate gays and believe God will reign down destruction on them and all who commit any variety of sin.
Hmmm... we «hate your * sins *... but «love» the * sinner *... you know, a lot of the Christians, Muslims, Jews, etc...
Justin tackles a lot in this section, but I want to direct our attention to his thoughts on the «love the sinner hate the sin» line that we hear so often from Christians regarding homosexuality.
Christians are so tired of the harassment, manipulation, hidden agendas, lies, abuse, hate, bigotry and downright sin that's been associated with «spreading the Gospel of Christ» that they've simply abandoned talking about Jesus altogether.
How terrific would it be if the message of this paragraph was how people who profess to be Christians really conduct their lives, instead of spouting pious plat.tudes like «love the person, hate the sin» and not acting anything like they mean it.