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11-10-2006, 09:22 PM
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Re: meaning of sin?
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Originally Posted by Marietta
My reply: Did you ask her permission to have sex with her in your brain? If not you violated her by using her image to have covert sex with taking her free will away. You also caused this act to take place in another place. When you think such thoughts they actually happen in another time vector or in the astral plain and thus yes you have committed the act.
Love and Light, Marietta 
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OK.
How exactly did I take her free will away?
Have you ever been to another time vector or the astral plain or are you able to show me proof that my thought occured there?
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11-10-2006, 09:34 PM
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Re: meaning of sin?
Hi Dor,
You took her free will away by raping her in your mind. You may ask how did I rape her and I reply, that you raped her by not having her permission to have sex with her in your mind. You used creative imagery in your mind, using her image as a sex toy. Now lets take this into the three D to see if you can follow my thoughts. Say I have a picture of you and I use a photo program to remove your clothes and then I impost my picture on top of yours to make us have sex in the picture. There are even laws to protect this kind of thing because I took your free will choice away from you when I decided to alter your picture without your permission and then took it further and used the picture to have sex. Its the same principle only more complex because our thoughts truly create a reality field.
Love and Light, Marietta
OK.
How exactly did I take her free will away?
Have you ever been to another time vector or the astral plain or are you able to show me proof that my thought occured there?
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11-10-2006, 09:37 PM
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Re: meaning of sin?
Hello Dor, We both understand that it is not the word used that makes it a profanity but the context in which a word is used. Some use Jesus Christ as a profanity but we know it is a proper name.
Lets be honest here, please.
Love and Light, Marietta
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11-10-2006, 09:44 PM
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Re: meaning of sin?
Hello Dor,
You asked:Have you ever been to another time vector or the astral plain or are you able to show me proof that my thought occured there?
My reply: Yes. A friend an I play games where she goes into another room of my house and I go into that room and make jestures to her and she tells me what jestures I am making and where in the room I am standing, bending, sitting or whatever I chose to do.
Have you ever read anything about NDE (near death experiences) where do you suppose the spirit goes to through that tunnel?
I have a friend who had a NDE back in 1977 and was taken into the light and shown many things that have taken place on the earth and many things yet to come. She was told that she had to come back here to be a teacher of Love which she is. She sees and communicates with Angels daily as she goes into the astral plain.
Love and Light, Marietta
Love and Light, Marietta
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11-10-2006, 10:07 PM
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Re: meaning of sin?
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Originally Posted by Marietta
Hello Dor, We both understand that it is not the word used that makes it a profanity but the context in which a word is used. Some use Jesus Christ as a profanity but we know it is a proper name.
Lets be honest here, please.
Love and Light, Marietta
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OK now I am a liar? think Im done here.
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11-10-2006, 10:08 PM
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Re: meaning of sin?
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Originally Posted by Marietta
Hi Dor,
You took her free will away by raping her in your mind. You may ask how did I rape her and I reply, that you raped her by not having her permission to have sex with her in your mind. You used creative imagery in your mind, using her image as a sex toy. Now lets take this into the three D to see if you can follow my thoughts. Say I have a picture of you and I use a photo program to remove your clothes and then I impost my picture on top of yours to make us have sex in the picture. There are even laws to protect this kind of thing because I took your free will choice away from you when I decided to alter your picture without your permission and then took it further and used the picture to have sex. Its the same principle only more complex because our thoughts truly create a reality field.
Love and Light, Marietta
OK.
How exactly did I take her free will away?
Have you ever been to another time vector or the astral plain or are you able to show me proof that my thought occured there?
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Thoughts and photos are different things.
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11-10-2006, 11:14 PM
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Re: meaning of sin?
Hello Dor, I'm sorry that I have said something that offended you. However my grandkids (5 and 8) know the difference between a profanity and the proper use of a word. I guess I should not use my grand kids as a measuring rod to measure other people and what they understand or do not understand. Please forgive me. If you are a very young person please let me know because I will adjust the way in which I communicate with you. By very young I mean thirty or below. This would explain a lot to me.
Please accept my appologies.
Love and Light, Marietta 
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11-10-2006, 11:16 PM
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Re: meaning of sin?
Greetings Dor,
You wrote:
Thoughts and images are different things.
My reply:
A thought is an image projected in the mind, instead of on paper (or other media), the only difference being the media it is projected onto/into.
Love and Light, Marietta 
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11-11-2006, 12:19 AM
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Re: meaning of sin?
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Originally Posted by Marietta
Hello Dor, I'm sorry that I have said something that offended you. However my grandkids (5 and 8) know the difference between a profanity and the proper use of a word. I guess I should not use my grand kids as a measuring rod to measure other people and what they understand or do not understand. Please forgive me. If you are a very young person please let me know because I will adjust the way in which I communicate with you. By very young I mean thirty or below. This would explain a lot to me.
Please accept my appologies.
Love and Light, Marietta 
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Ok well I am not gonna let my self type the profanities I definately want to type right now.
So again as I said I am done.
Have fun with your condescending attitude.
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11-11-2006, 01:00 AM
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Re: meaning of sin?
methinks demonic possesion
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11-11-2006, 06:04 AM
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Re: meaning of sin?
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Originally Posted by Marietta
You took her free will away by raping her in your mind.
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No, thoughts in the mind alone are not an external force that causes another to lose their ability to choose. a picture is not the person but an inanimate object.
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11-11-2006, 06:34 AM
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Re: meaning of sin?
hehe I liked the 
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11-11-2006, 03:11 PM
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Re: meaning of sin?
liked ur post, Thomas, and hope it will stay with me..
I was led to believe that if one is truely penitent, then all sins can be forgiven, as long as one vows not to repeat the acts, and that the only sin that could not be forgiven via Christ was sins against the (holy) spirit... I might be wrong...
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11-11-2006, 05:35 PM
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What was the question?
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Re: meaning of sin?
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liked ur post, Thomas, and hope it will stay with me..
I was led to believe that if one is truely penitent, then all sins can be forgiven, as long as one vows not to repeat the acts, and that the only sin that could not be forgiven via Christ was sins against the (holy) spirit... I might be wrong...
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You were lead to believe correctly. But then sometimes we repeat the acts, and are forgiven them as well (but then there is still an earthly price to pay). For example: God forgives the one who confesses, but the IRS still re-possesses... 
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11-11-2006, 07:56 PM
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Re: meaning of sin?
"But of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, thou shalt not eat of it: for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die."
This is a knowledge which God reserves exclusively for Himself, on the principle that He is not subject to temptation or sin. That's a bit of an anthropological mouthful, but the metaphysical principle can be discerned. God knows good, and He knows evil, but He does not 'realise' or 'actualise' this knowledge, so evil has no place in the created order.
Eating of the tree does not bestow on humanity omnipotence or omnisience - which the serpent implied (and which is often erroneously assumed), nor is it the moral knowledge of good and evil, which any rational creature must possess if indeed it has a rational nature.
The sin is in assuming to oneself the right to decide what is right and what is wrong and to act accordingly, thus usurping the authority of God and effectively a denial of one's status as a created being.
The first sin, from which all sin flows, is hubris.
I would say the offence is against God first, against one's self second, and against one's neighbour third.
Thomas
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