That's the entire reason he came

Because he loves us, and it’s a love we can never understand

Is to burden our sins so we don't have to.

If you acknowledge your sins and know the gravity of the situation you won’t feel guilty then? You won’t feel guilt for the permanent affronts you’ve committed?

DUDE Jesus openly states he will forgive you of your sins if you just *ask*

that's true. i think we'll all go to hell to atone for what we did (just my personal belief). but it's differ how long we're there for.

*sigh* ok folks I gotta head out for the night, imma wake up at 3 am to go on a plane to california tomorrow and I need to sleep a bit

Cya

Good night bruv! Sleep well!

Good night

Ty

Yeah, I gotta go to sleep. It's 2 a.m.

Goodnight.

yeah same lol

East coast gang

Lol yes.

Gotta represent

If you go to hell you don’t ever get out. Hell isn’t a place to atone for sins. One can never stone for their sins

Same lol

no. i already said i acknowledge i'm sinful. i just don't acknowledge the "payment" method

West coast gang. 😃

Yeah

So you would rather spend eternity suffering when you could chose God?

Ok that wasn’t my question. If you acknowledge your sins and know the gravity of your affront you won’t feel guilty?

@Rocci you have Porcupioneer

why would you not want to have your sins forgiven?

asking is not proving you're worthy of being forgiven

You don't have to be "worthy"

You’re not

And you never can be

Im not worthy of being forgiven But jesus did anyways

It's not a system of credit and debit, it's a parent and child relationship.

yes its a relationship

It's a black spot on your soul. But Jesus took that black spot when he died.

I don't know if this has anything to do with religion.

but you don't know if you don't try. what is in hell waiting for us?

Alright let’s let him respond lol

God is the parent and we are the childs

i am guilty. i don't want double-guilty by transferring my guilt over to someone else

It's different interpretations and world outlook.

That doesn't make you guilty when Jesus took them from you willingly.