Sentences with phrase «unforgiveable sin»
The phrase "unforgivable sin" refers to an action or behavior that is considered so wrong or harmful that it is believed to be impossible to receive forgiveness or salvation afterwards. Full definition
Yes, h - se - xuality is not an unpardonable sin, and it is not unforgiveable sin, because the only unforgivable sin is REJECTING GOD»S Son of whom the Holy Spirit testifies.
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The only unforgiveable sin is turning your back on God.
There... the one unforgiveable sin.
At this point I just want to stop and give you and Jeremy a big cyber hug for the way you guys have interacted with Rudransh Saraf on the unforgiveable sin thread.
There may be the same kind of contrast between the time before Jesus» death and the time after it in the saying about the unforgiveable sin.
A true muslim understands to kill an innocent person is an unforgiveable sin.
In addition (speaking as an atheist) I am told by proper, earnest, well - meaning evangelicals that it is an unforgiveable sin purely not to believe in God, and because of that, I'm beyond the pale and some kind of abomination in the eyes of God.
«or defend their position that suicide is an unforgiveable sin and therefore Matthew Warren would never be received in heaven.»
For some reason, these people felt compelled to blame Warren for the death of his 27 - year - old son or defend their position that suicide is an unforgiveable sin and therefore Matthew Warren would never be received in heaven.
Unfortunately, he doesn't explain why those coming out of the charismatic churches can be redeemed, if they have committed the unforgiveable sin.
It is not an «unforgiveable sin».
Unfortunately that is an unforgiveable sin in the eyes of many, most notably the teachers unions.
It is when the chips are down that most commission - chasers do the Jekell - and - Hyde conversion thing and use the emotion card in concert with keeping information of a negative nature to themselves, thus committing the unforgiveable sin of looking out for their own financial interests at the expense of their «clients» interests.