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The existence of sin in the world despite God's perfection is a complex theological question that has been debated for centuries. Some believe that sin exists as a result of human free will, while others see it as a test of faith or a way to learn and grow spiritually. Ultimately, the reasons for the coexistence of sin and God's perfection are not fully understood and may vary depending on individual beliefs and interpretations of religious teachings.
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Is God's only sin his judgemental wrath?
God is perfect and without sin.
Why is the story of Adam and Eve called the Fall?
While the whole story of Adam and Eve is not referred to as the Fall, the section where they disobeyed God is so called because this was when sin entered into the perfect world. Sin and all its effects are degenerative in nature. Formerly, the world was a perfect place and Adam and Eve were in a perfect relationship with God. When sin entered the world, this relationship was then broken. They had fallen from perfection and grace.
Does God sin, according to religious beliefs?
According to religious beliefs, God is considered to be perfect and without sin.
Is the Christian God the god of sinners for without sinners God would serve no purpose and cease to exist for lack of need?
God existed before man and before sin. God does not require sin in order to exist.
What are some examples of the permissive will of God in allowing suffering and evil to exist in the world?
Some examples of the permissive will of God in allowing suffering and evil to exist in the world include natural disasters, human free will to make choices that lead to harm, and the consequences of living in a fallen world due to sin.
Why didn't god create a perfect earth?
God did create a perfect earth. Everything was perfect until lucifer the only imperfect thing on earth tempted adam and eve to sin. When they sinned they gave the snake power to release evil ion the world, creating diseases and worse, fear. God knew
Why did Jesus get cruisified?
Jesus died on the cross for two reasons. 1) so we would be forgiven 2) So we could have eternal life with him b/c the punishment of sin is death. Jesus is the perfect lamb so we don't have to sacrifice anymore animals.
Why Jesus sent in the world?
As the world was full of sin and people refused to listen to the word of god by the prophets. Then god sent Jesus to save the world of sin.
Could sin be considered failure to let God to be God?
I don't think so. God is God. No one "lets" Him anything. To commit sin is to say, think, or do anything not of God. In other words, anything imperfect, loveless, and selfish. "Therefore you are to be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect." Matthew 5:48 Whoa, that's impossible! No one is perfect - you might say. Exactly. None is righteous, no not one. No one but Jesus Christ, that is. The perfect God-man. However, you would be considered positionally righteous and without sin by God if you belonged to Christ. That's the only way.
Has God ever committed a sin?
No, according to most religious beliefs, God is considered to be perfect and incapable of committing sins.
How does God feel about sin and why?
God hates sin. God, being God, is perfect. This means he cannot tolerate sin or come into contact with it. So much so, that just before His Son would die on the Cross and the weight of all the sins committed in the world was placed upon the 'sacrificial lamb,' His Father turned His face away from Him - the first and only time in eternity - which frightened Jesus to cry out, "My God, My God, why have You forsakened me?"
What was the body before sin?
It was a perfect, beautiful human body. Sin was the disobedience to God, and as a punishment, first man and woman lost their perfectness and couldn't give the birth to perfect human children. All their children inherited sin - which means we are imperfect, get sick, think wrong, make involuntary mistakes, are dieing.Jehovah God provided his Son Jesus as the ransom, so we could get back the perfect life and perfect body as Adam and Eve had before the sin.
