- cross-posted to:
- antitrumpalliance
- cross-posted to:
- antitrumpalliance
Edit: There’s a lot of people in the comment section who clearly didn’t read the article so let me clarify that no, this is not about Judge Aileen Cannon. Read. The. Damn. Article.
Is that explicitly stated in the Bible someplace? Because I don’t think it is. The part about Jesus always forgiving no matter what, however, is. It’s also widely taught.
It is true that the forgiveness covers it all, but, if you claim to be a follower of God (and by extent, Jesus), you must behave to his standards to continue to be forgiven. Standards such as “return evil for evil to no one”, “love (kindness) your enemy and those persecuting you” (with examples of treating your enemies with deceny and respect as you would and should your neighbor), and so on. Include “he who lives by the sword shall perish by it” as a warning to those that feel the need to be fighters, vigilantes, and so on. Replace sword with gun for a more modern interpretation.
Or… not do that and just ask Jesus for forgiveness, who always forgives. Abrakadaba! Sins begone!
See, it’s just a loophole so Xians have a free pass to be monsters with the belief that they still get into heaven when they die.
Your mistake is attempting to apply logic to a belief system based on myth, magic, and nonsense.
Those kinds of “once saved always saved, so I can do anything I want” people will most certainly not get a heaven ending. They are on the way to the Destruction ending.
What makes you think anyone gets any ending other than simply being dead?