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In Christian theology, many people believe that humans are by definition born into a state of sin (or imperfection) due to the fall in the Garden of Eden. Sin is thus seen as a part of human nature, and a part of our natural and normal imperfection. Many Protestants further see that humans cannot always tell if they are sinning (i.e. you might commit sins unknowingly). People who are strong in their faith and who consider themselves Christian may try to avoid committing sins, but sin is really THE HUMAN STATE OF IMPERFECTION and not merely "bad actions," so in that sense it is impossible for human beings not to sin, however well-meaning an individual is. In Protestantism, salvation (or "justification") is usually seen as a gift ("grace") from God, who gives us salvation because he loves us, for which reason he sacrificed his son Jesus. Thus, we speak of "justification by grace through faith," or "salvation as a gift of God through faith in him." Salvation and justification do not make us free of sin, but they redeem us despite the fact that human beings are born into a state of sin--from which we cannot free ourselves.
Now, Roman Catholicism and other Christian denominations approach the concept of sin a bit differently. But the foregoing is generally applicable to most Protestant denominations.
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Do people has to paid for their sin and how?
People do have to paid for their sins because god Jehovah give people life but people are doing bad things. We can paid back our sins by do good thing and joining "Jehovah's Witnesses"
In the Bible did Isaiah continue to preach against Israel's sins?
yes
If people believe in hell as they claim then why do people continue to sin and commit suicide?
Because the sins has a luxury and more relaxation which more likely according to humans intinct that's why people always do sins by ignoring all the facts. as well as to feel the fire or to touch it these are two different things. sometime
Why do people commit sins in the name of god?
I imagine that in some people's minds they believe they are justified to god by committing particular sins, or honoring god by doing so. They may even think god has told them and directed them to commit such sins. Peoples individual ideas of the truth are sometimes wildly different from perceived reality.
What is the lessening of the punishment for sins?
Indulgences can be earned by doing certain spiritual exercises, such as pilgrimages, to lessen the punishment for sins.
What do you do to be delivared from sins?
You have to ask Jesus Christ into your heart and ask for forgivness for your sins. Then you can start to go to church, read the bible and pray to continue on your journey in life.
Why is God supposed to tell the sins you did on judgment day if Jesus died on the cross to erase those sins?
Because Jesus died to erase all sins. But its your choice whether you want them erased or not. It's your choice to accept Christ as your savior ask for forgiveness and turn your life over to Christ. Those people that have done so they're sins are gone. But if you don't accept Christ as your saviour and you continue to live a life of sin..then that's why God still tells you your sins on judgment day. He still tells people who have accepted Him their sins as well. But they are covered by the blood Christ shed on the cross.
Hindus wash away their sins in?
by going to haridwar or doing puja.
What are the ratings and certificates for Other People's Sins - 1931?
Other People's Sins - 1931 is rated/received certificates of: UK:A
What did Jesus say he was doing for humankind through his death?
he was saving the world and forgiving them of their sins
What is sin in Christianity?
There is a large list of sins in Christianity. The most severe sins are described in the Ten Commandments. The worst sins in Christianity are related to harming other people and taking possession of other people.
Good people bad people what is the diff PS weave always done sins?
were all bad people we've all done sins Thar for that r no good people??
