Reformist basics.

Terry43

Active member
Never hearing about God is a Sin Other things are Sin, like Lying and Stealing; people are Condemned for those things. You are like a wolf laying by the door, you desire to have me. You didn't even wait to see where I was going with that..


@Synergy , @Terry43 Is not having a chance to hear the Gospel a Sin?

If God desires to save that man, he will hear and respond to the gospel
 

Terry43

Active member
Never hearing about God isn't a Sin Other things are Sin, like Lying and Stealing; people are Condemned for those things. You are like a wolf laying by the door, you desire to have me. You didn't even wait to see where I was going with that..


@Synergy , @Terry43 Is not having a chance to hear the Gospel a Sin?
It is not sin that sends men to hell, it is not having a Savior
 

ReverendRV

Well-known member
It is not sin that sends men to hell, it is not having a Savior
Agreed. What I Said was meant to start a line of discussion with Synergy; I reckon he would also agree that if you never heard the Gospel, that wouldn't be your Sin but would be the Church's Sin for putting a bushel over it's lamp...
 

preacher4truth

Well-known member
Never hearing about God isn't a Sin Other things are Sin, like Lying and Stealing; people are Condemned for those things. You are like a wolf laying by the door, you desire to have me. You didn't even wait to see where I was going with that..
Call me all the names you want rev, as you've done several times.

Whatever "you desire to have me" means is, well, a weird thing for you to think, then say. Fact is I'm aware of your erroneous and compromising views.
A person who never has a chance to hear the Gospel can't get to Heaven...
I knew where you were going... ^^^
 

Synergy

Well-known member
Never hearing about God isn't a Sin. Other things are Sin, like Lying and Stealing; people are Condemned for those things. You are like a wolf laying by the door, you desire to have me. You didn't even wait to see where I was going with that..


@Synergy , @Terry43 Is not having a chance to hear the Gospel a Sin?
Not having a chance, through no fault of one's own, to hear the Gospel is not a sin for that person. How can one be liable for that which he has no control over? That would be justice flipped on its head.
 

ReverendRV

Well-known member
Not having a chance, through no fault of one's own, to hear the Gospel is not a sin. How can one be liable for that which he has no control over? That would be justice flipped on its head.
I agree. People don't go to Hell for not having a chance to hear the Gospel. God would be wrong to send them to Hell for not Hearing the Gospel, but would be right to send them to Hell for Lying...
 
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