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''love the Lord your God with all your heart & strength
AND love your neighbor as yourself, all
Gods laws & those spoken by prophets hang on this''.....it is
a sure way to avoid sin.(these
are not my words but THE WORD that was with God speaking when HE came as man inorder
to redeem us & choose salvation.)
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Of course, staying close to God and following his commands can help us stay out of trouble, but the scriptures tell us "if we make the statement 'we have no sin' we are misleading ourselves and the truth is not in us"(James 3:2) Unfortunately, there is no way to prevent human sin at present(Ecclesiastes 7:20/James 3:2/Psalm 51:5). Human sin was inherited from Adam(Romans 5:12) and it's now part of our nature(Romans 3:23). Those who follow Jesus' example to the best of their ability and try to remain obedient to his father(Matthew 7:21-23), can be FORGIVEN for their sins(Matthew 9:2/Luke 7:47+48/1 John 2:1+2), but no human can prevent the sinful imperfect nature of humanity for now(Romans 3:9/1 John 1:8/Proverbs 20:9/Psalm 130:3).
What else can I help you with?
What must a person do to be saved?
To be saved, a person must believe in Jesus Christ as their savior, repent of their sins, and accept Him into their heart as Lord and Savior. This involves acknowledging their need for forgiveness, confessing their sins, and committing to following Jesus.
What are the consequences of committing unforgivable sins in Islam?
In Islam, committing unforgivable sins can lead to eternal punishment in Hell. These sins are considered grave offenses against God and can result in severe consequences in the afterlife. It is believed that repentance and seeking forgiveness are important to avoid such consequences.
What are the consequences of committing mortal sins according to the Bible?
According to the Bible, committing mortal sins can lead to separation from God and eternal damnation in hell. It is believed that those who commit mortal sins without repentance may face spiritual consequences and be deprived of the opportunity for salvation.
Where does the expression committing the cardinal sin come from?
In the Roman Catholic Church there are seven cardinal sins, or seven deadly sins, that contrast the seven cardinal virtues. When someone uses the expression committing the cardinal sin, they are talking about the ultimate sin of Pride.
When are sins are serious?
Sins are serious when they prevent you from receiving the sacraments.
What are the punishments for committing the 7 deadly sins?
The punishments for committing the 7 deadly sins are not specified in a specific way in religious texts or laws. However, the consequences of indulging in these sins can lead to negative outcomes such as moral decay, spiritual emptiness, and potential harm to oneself and others. It is often believed that individuals who engage in these sins may face consequences in the afterlife according to their religious beliefs.
What is the punishment for committing the 7 deadly sins?
The punishment for committing the seven deadly sins is not a specific consequence outlined in religious texts or laws. Instead, the concept of the seven deadly sins serves as a moral framework to guide individuals away from harmful behaviors and towards virtuous living. In religious teachings, it is believed that indulging in these sins can lead to spiritual and moral decay, ultimately separating individuals from God's grace. It is important to note that the consequences of committing the seven deadly sins are often seen as internal struggles and moral consequences rather than external punishments imposed by a higher power.
Do all sins need confession?
Though it is recommended to confess all sins, the only mandatory ones to confess are mortal sins. Sins that have been committed with full intention of committing it, full knowledge of how evil it is, and that are grave sins (All three conditions must be met for a sin to be mortal).
Has God ever committed a sin?
No, according to most religious beliefs, God is considered to be perfect and incapable of committing sins.
What are the punishments for committing the seven deadly sins?
The punishments for committing the seven deadly sins are not specified in a specific way in religious texts or teachings. However, it is generally believed that those who engage in these sins may face consequences such as spiritual separation from God, inner turmoil, and negative consequences in their relationships and lives. It is important to note that forgiveness and redemption are also key aspects of many religious beliefs.
What makes up for sins and helps you change?
reading the bible and saying your prayers... basically just committing yourself to god :S
What are the similarities between the 10 commandments and five pillars of Islam?
Both of them are based on the same principles of praying to one god and not committing sins.
