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Of course Im sure many of you will think you never have done a bad thing. But its funny how that shit weighs on you as you get older. Now I dont regret all of them cause some were righteous. Some werent.

Of course Im sure many of you will think you never have done a bad thing. But its funny how that shit weighs on you as you get older. Now I dont regret all of them cause some were righteous. Some werent.

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Where is the line where God says no?

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The ten commandments, that's why they were given.

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Yeah but I repented for that stuff

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You can only be relieved of your (my, our) obligation to obey them (and they are spiritual commands not just outward) is through Christ.

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Acts 3:19 Repent therefore, and turn again, that your sins may be blotted out.

Is this what you're asking for?

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So no matter what I do it's ok if I repent?

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Pretty much, so long as you are really sorry, and ask forgiveness before you die, the xtian CuckLord will wash away the sins of a Genghis Khan or Idi Amin...according to their biblical BS. Unless you are a catholic creep, in which case you are looking at some prison time in Purgatory or Limbo, just so CuckLord can be sure you are really very awful sorry!

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I'd say it's more of what you "had" done (past tense), rather the now or future tense. That's where repentance comes in. You can't repent for something you haven't done and when you repent for something you had done you try not to do it again. It's sometimes not easy.