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What does second Corinthians 5 17 mean to the baptist why do they hang on to a mans past if they believe this verse to be true?
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Once a person truly repents of their sins and takes upon them the name of Christ, their past sins are remembered no more by God. They become a new person and figuratively have no past.
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