According to Romans 5: 12 sin entered into the world and death through sin, and so death spread like a disease to all men/women.
So, in other words , sin which means " miss the goal that God had for mankind, which was everlasting life on earth, has been postponed for the moment."
John 3: 16 and 1 John 3: 8 reminds us that God has paid a high price to redeem the human race from the curse of sin and death and to undo all the damage cause by Satan, in the garden of Eden. Read Genesis 3: 1-5
Psalm 37: 29 shows that the righteous will possess the earth, and they will live forever on it, which has always been God's purpose and has not changed.
John 17: 3reminds us "that everlasting life belongs to those, becoming familiar with the only true God and the one He sent, Jesus Cgrist.
So to answer your question, which is " What does God think of sin?.
Well ! John 3: 16 shows that God loved the world so much that he gaved his only-begotten Son, so that everyone exercising faith in him might not be destroyes but have everlasting life. Not in heaven but on earth as confirmed in Psalms 37: 29.
Jonh 5: 28,29 talks about the dead who are in the memorial tombs ( God's memory ) .
The Bible speaks about our resurrection which literally means " a standing up again" and it refers to a rising up from death.
The only sin that cannot be forgiven by God is the sin of rejecting the Holy Spirit's guidance and prompting for repentance. This is often referred to as "the unpardonable sin" or "blasphemy against the Holy Spirit." It is essentially a complete and final rejection of God's offer of forgiveness and salvation.
The resident god at Ur was Nanna, also known as Sin. He was the god of the moon in ancient Mesopotamian religion and was greatly revered by the people of Ur. Nanna/Sin was considered a powerful deity associated with fertility, wisdom, and protection.
The Holy Spirit convicts sin by bringing awareness of wrongdoing, prompting repentance and a desire for reconciliation with God. Through the Spirit's guidance and conviction, individuals are persuaded to turn away from sin and seek forgiveness and restoration in their relationship with God.
A venial sin is a less serious offense against God's law compared to mortal sin. It does not completely sever an individual's relationship with God, but it weakens it. Venial sins can be forgiven through acts of contrition, prayer, and receiving the sacraments.
Orthodox Christianity teaches that man was created innocent by God but through the choice of Adam and Eve fell into sin. Humanity as a result of it's sin, became enslaved to sin so that all humans are born in sin and everyone without exception is a sinner both by nature and by choice. Because of this slavery to sin we all stand justly condemned before a holy God unable to turn from our sin apart from the redemptive work of Christ. Jesus came lived a sinless life and then willing died for our sin, in our place. Scripture tells us that He who knew no sin, became our sin, that we might bece the righteousness of God.
It's a sin
He hates it but he doesnt hate the sinner
No. God cannot sin.
Of course: God will forgive any sin provided that person has truly repented. The only sin God will not forgive is the Unpardonable Sin, and if you think you have committed it don't worry about it because it means you haven't.
Sin. God hates sin.
No, it is not possible for God to sin.
I dont think so but if you feel it is, Ask God to Forgive you.
I dont think so as long as it is for fat reasons...
God is perfect and without sin.
People usually think of things like stealing, lying and killing as sin but these things are evidences of sin. Sin is missing the mark (the mark is God) sin is being unlike God. The effects of sin are seen as immoral, filthy, and indecent actions, worship of idols and witchcraft. People become enemies and they fight; they become jealous, angry, and ambitious. etc etc.
Sin offends God.
According to Christian belief, God is holy and cannot be in the presence of sin. Sin separates humans from God, but through repentance and forgiveness, people can be reconciled with God.