You are not asking for or wanting forgiveness so you don't get forgiveness.
You can imagine that a person who hates God or feels they are perfectly holy as is -- or whatever-- is unable to be forgiven.
Remember too that The Bible states the necessity of holiness in order to see God. We are wont to gloss over that as pietistic fluff, but it is possibly the most important of all Bible teachings.
Sermon 1. Holiness Necessary for Future Blessedness
"Holiness, without which no man shall see the Lord." Hebrews xii. 14.
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Heaven then is not like this world; I will say what it is much more like,-a church. For in a place of public worship no language of this world is heard; there are no schemes brought forward for temporal objects, great or small; no information how to strengthen our worldly interests, extend our influence, or establish our credit. These things indeed may be right in their way, so that we do not set our hearts upon them; still (I repeat), it is certain that we hear nothing of them in a church. Here we hear solely and entirely of God. We praise Him, worship Him, sing to Him, thank Him, confess to Him, give ourselves up to Him, and ask His blessing. And therefore, a church is like heaven; viz. because both in the one and the other, there is one single sovereign subject-religion-brought before us. "
No sin is unforgivable.
The only unforgivable sin is a sin for which you are unrepentant.
.Catholic AnswerThe sins against the Holy Spirit - the unforgivable sins (they are unforgivable because when you commit this sins, you do not think you need to ask for forgiveness or you despair of receiving it) are: Sins against the Holy GhostPresumption of God's mercyDespairImpugning the known truthEnvy at another's spiritual goodObstinacy in sinFinal impenitence
The thing that you can do is a unforgivable sin is cursing the Holy Spirit.
Final impenitence refers to the state of a person who dies in a condition of unrepentant sin, having refused to seek forgiveness or change their ways. In many religious contexts, particularly within Christianity, it signifies a conscious rejection of God's mercy and an unwillingness to repent, which can lead to eternal separation from God. This concept emphasizes the importance of repentance and the dangers of persisting in sin until death.
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that sin and blasphemy are bad and and blasphemy is the only unforgivable sin
The use of "GD" as a swear word is considered disrespectful and offensive by many people, but whether it is an unforgivable sin depends on individual beliefs and values.
the unforgivable sin
The concept of whether killing is an unforgivable sin varies among different belief systems and cultures. In some religions, such as Christianity, murder is often considered a grave sin, but forgiveness is still possible through repentance and seeking redemption. Ultimately, the view on whether killing is an unforgivable sin depends on individual beliefs and moral values.
You can commit an unforgivable sin and then turn your life around. See what led you to this sin, and try not to go down that path again. Just try to do good, and be good, and you can turn your life around.
Using God's name in vain is considered a sin in many religious beliefs, but it is not typically considered an unforgivable sin. Repentance and seeking forgiveness are often seen as ways to atone for this transgression.