Finally found some people that going through the same thing as me Im 16 when i got saved i wanted to know alot about the Bible and God then there was one day in my bedroom where i was watching someone talking about blasphemy of the holy spirit and i kindda got curious and said something that i did nt mean and after that i felt a barrage of thoughts saying
blasphemous things about god i wanted it to stop but it wouldnt it would allways happen randomly and finally figured that cussing god wasnt the unforgivable sin i finnaly calmed down and accepted that God still loves me but the thoughts still wont stop
This, in turn, intensified the blasphemous thoughts I had towards God and actually made me angry, fearful and resentful towards God that I found myself wanting to say bad or
blasphemous things against him, out of bottled up frustration and fear that I didn't know how to get rid of.
So they said that Jesus was from Satan, which was
a blasphemous thing to say.
Not exact matches
But so also indifference and denial with respect to the Providential gift that, all
things considered, America has been to world history can be
blasphemous.
So if we are having
blasphemous thoughts toward God, the best
thing we can do is talk to God about them, so that He can show us how much He loves us, and how the God we think we hate is not actually the God He truly is.
But here's the
thing... I am just going to go out on a limb and guess at what
blasphemous thoughts you might be having.
Though there is a whole variety of
things that people think qualify as
blasphemous thoughts or actions, in my experience, there is one main
thing that people think is a
blasphemous thought.
My roommate has called a couple of the
things I've set in depressive outbursts a little
blasphemous.
To abandon that gift and band together under a label and say we all believe the same
thing is
blasphemous.
When I would eat or drink anything, all I could think about is saying
blasphemous thoughts towards God, like ALLAH IS GOD, and other ridiculous
things.
If Rome believes these
things then happy is Greece, happy is Bohemia... Farewell you unhappy, lost and
blasphemous Rome; the anger of God has come upon you at last.»
Some readers here, including some of the lawyers perusing the comments section, may enjoy viewing my YouTube video response to the arrogant and aggressive cease and desist demand letter that I received from Stikeman Elliott litigation lawyer Maitre Marc - André Coulombe which, amongst other foolish
things, falsely accused me of the archaic crime of
blasphemous libel for allegedly making «unfounded and vicious allegations to the effect that ministers of the (Unitarian Universalist) Association engage in such despicable crimes as pedophilia and rape.»