This is scary. So what qualifies someone knowing the way of righteousness then after having known it, turning from the Holy commandment? Is this the unpardonable sin?
This is scary. So what qualifies someone knowing the way of righteousness then after having known it, turning from the Holy commandment? Is this the unpardonable sin?
The way I've interpreted it is as total forsaking. The unpardonable sin is to fully know, in your heart, that God exists— not as matter of belief, but as fact. And yet still choose to live life as a degenerate faggot. Because at that point, you truly are lost, broken and completely irredeemable. But if it's a matter of fighting the burden of original sin, and you continue making honest and diligent efforts to improve yourself and overcome your personal failings, then you always have hope.
The way I've interpreted it is as total forsaking. The unpardonable sin is to fully know, in your heart, that God exists— not as matter of belief, but as fact. And yet *still* choose to live life as a degenerate faggot. Because at that point, you truly are lost, broken and completely irredeemable. But if it's a matter of fighting the burden of original sin, and you continue making honest and diligent efforts to improve yourself and overcome your personal failings, then you always have hope.
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