Anonymous
7/8/2025, 7:04:12 AM No.17824464
What's the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit?
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Anonymous
7/8/2025, 7:17:58 AM No.17824488
>>17824464 (OP)
Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is to refuse God’s mercy. It is a refusal to repent of sin. God does not bring anyone into his kingdom against his/her will. Human persons have the ability to reject God’s mercy and refuse forgiveness of sins which leads to eternal separation from God.
Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is to refuse God’s mercy. It is a refusal to repent of sin. God does not bring anyone into his kingdom against his/her will. Human persons have the ability to reject God’s mercy and refuse forgiveness of sins which leads to eternal separation from God.
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Anonymous
7/8/2025, 7:18:18 AM No.17824489
>blasphemy against the Holy Spirit
It's pretty self-explanatory.
It's pretty self-explanatory.
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Anonymous
7/8/2025, 7:26:40 AM No.17824499
Anonymous
7/8/2025, 7:54:16 AM No.17824530
>>17824489
I've had to google blasphemy and sacrilege to get to the bottom of it and it isn't the idea explained here >>17824488 The idea explained >>17824488 here makes sense. If you actively reject God you're fucked. Because it's implied there that you know God exists and have refused the soul-train ticket He's offered you. It's to heaven not Auschwitz, I swear. Get in the cart quit horsing around. Hey... get in the cart.
I've had to google blasphemy and sacrilege to get to the bottom of it and it isn't the idea explained here >>17824488 The idea explained >>17824488 here makes sense. If you actively reject God you're fucked. Because it's implied there that you know God exists and have refused the soul-train ticket He's offered you. It's to heaven not Auschwitz, I swear. Get in the cart quit horsing around. Hey... get in the cart.
Anonymous
7/8/2025, 11:46:58 AM No.17824841
>>17824464 (OP)
>What's the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit?
Ah yes, the unforgivable sin... That being the denial his people exist, they having sewn into their flesh the Spirit that in the Son is made holy. For you see, if they do not exist then there would have been no need for the Son to reconcile them unto him and the Father through the cross.
>What's the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit?
Ah yes, the unforgivable sin... That being the denial his people exist, they having sewn into their flesh the Spirit that in the Son is made holy. For you see, if they do not exist then there would have been no need for the Son to reconcile them unto him and the Father through the cross.
Anonymous
7/8/2025, 12:23:12 PM No.17824872
>>17824464 (OP) Attack any of your brothers and you're attacking Christ.
Anonymous
7/8/2025, 1:03:22 PM No.17824931
why do they keep making lucifer sexy
Anonymous
7/8/2025, 1:34:09 PM No.17824961
>>17824464 (OP)
From what I read it's rejection of the Spirit of God. I'm not schooled enough in the distinction of what exactly is the healing of the Son and what exactly is the healing of the Spirit within the Church, but one thing that's somewhat clear to me is that on your way to salvation you receive the Holy Spirit into your heart, where it produces all kinds of effects, gradually healing you and deifying you.
Blasphemy against the Spirit would be the rejection of this. The rejection of Grace, the rejection of salvation, the rejection of God in His Spirit. The passage in the Bible where this term is mentioned is responding to Pharisees who see Jesus perform a miracle in the Spirit and they accuse Him of being the spirit of the devil. They witness God and confuse him for the Devil. It's unforgivable because if you do this, you disorient yourself so perfectly that you don't even know who to ask for forgiveness, since God seems like the devil to you.
TLDR: it's refusing salvation/God
From what I read it's rejection of the Spirit of God. I'm not schooled enough in the distinction of what exactly is the healing of the Son and what exactly is the healing of the Spirit within the Church, but one thing that's somewhat clear to me is that on your way to salvation you receive the Holy Spirit into your heart, where it produces all kinds of effects, gradually healing you and deifying you.
Blasphemy against the Spirit would be the rejection of this. The rejection of Grace, the rejection of salvation, the rejection of God in His Spirit. The passage in the Bible where this term is mentioned is responding to Pharisees who see Jesus perform a miracle in the Spirit and they accuse Him of being the spirit of the devil. They witness God and confuse him for the Devil. It's unforgivable because if you do this, you disorient yourself so perfectly that you don't even know who to ask for forgiveness, since God seems like the devil to you.
TLDR: it's refusing salvation/God
Anonymous
7/8/2025, 1:35:19 PM No.17824963
>>17824464 (OP)
My understanding is that it's continued disbelief. The way I've been taught, hell isn't actually a place. It's separation from God. God is omnipresent so separation from God is... Nonexistence. Human souls have an expiration date. When you die, it's nothing. What atheists believe happen when you die is literally hell. God offers eternal life, through reunion with him as a way to live forever, that's heaven.His only requirement for that, is to sincerely believe in him, including his presence on earth as Christ, and his death and resurrection. That's the requirement for salvation. The only requirement, by faith alone. No works. Because if you truly believed in God, and were aware of his commandments and teachings, you'd follow them. Why wouldn't you? Good works are a result of true faith, not a requirement but a natural byproduct of faith and salvation. People who continue to beseech God, don't truly believe in him. People make mistakes surely, but if they repent, that's a sign of faith in God and his power. That faith is salvation, regardless of acts.
The only way to truly die, is to not believe in God and act accordingly with that belief. If you believe in God, you'll be good, and you'll be forgiven for your sins, and escape your natural human fate of death. You'll live forever with God until the new kingdom on is established and you get a new body to live again physically.
Christianity is simple idk why people complicate it
My understanding is that it's continued disbelief. The way I've been taught, hell isn't actually a place. It's separation from God. God is omnipresent so separation from God is... Nonexistence. Human souls have an expiration date. When you die, it's nothing. What atheists believe happen when you die is literally hell. God offers eternal life, through reunion with him as a way to live forever, that's heaven.His only requirement for that, is to sincerely believe in him, including his presence on earth as Christ, and his death and resurrection. That's the requirement for salvation. The only requirement, by faith alone. No works. Because if you truly believed in God, and were aware of his commandments and teachings, you'd follow them. Why wouldn't you? Good works are a result of true faith, not a requirement but a natural byproduct of faith and salvation. People who continue to beseech God, don't truly believe in him. People make mistakes surely, but if they repent, that's a sign of faith in God and his power. That faith is salvation, regardless of acts.
The only way to truly die, is to not believe in God and act accordingly with that belief. If you believe in God, you'll be good, and you'll be forgiven for your sins, and escape your natural human fate of death. You'll live forever with God until the new kingdom on is established and you get a new body to live again physically.
Christianity is simple idk why people complicate it
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Anonymous
7/8/2025, 1:40:20 PM No.17824974
>>17824963
It's worth noting as well that "good" and "evil" is a standard set by God..what god sees as "good" is acts in accordance with his decrees, not any human notion or morality..if someone follows God and the bible, they are good in Gods.eyes, regardless of what men or men's societal standards are. That's what you'll be judged on
It's worth noting as well that "good" and "evil" is a standard set by God..what god sees as "good" is acts in accordance with his decrees, not any human notion or morality..if someone follows God and the bible, they are good in Gods.eyes, regardless of what men or men's societal standards are. That's what you'll be judged on