wdym?

just be a sodomite and pray its fine

I mentioned earlier, assuming youve been a lifelong christian

thats a very low brain take and i want you to back it up

Back up what

the claim that through prayer your past sins become null

forgiven is one

null is another

thats where i think prots went wrong, interpreting forgiven as excused

It isnt excused

Your action of the sin is forgiven, but the sin itself is still

a sin

and therefore one will have to spend time in purgatory for that sin

Most will

But it is theorhetically posssible to pray for forgivness shortly before youre death

bad spelling, it is cold in my room

I = God

You need to think you're worthy of being forgiven

yes ofc, god will forgive all your sins but forgiveness isnt the goal

for•give•ness fər-gĭv′nĭs, fôr-►

n.
The act of forgiving; pardon.



v
v
v

pardon

transitive verb
To release (a person) from punishment or disfavor for wrongdoing or a fault: synonym: forgive.

forgiveness is the baseline that we all receive

God is not I, god is we

No.

@OrthoGoat look

not in this case

What makes this case special?

forgiveness in the biblical sense reffers to forgiving the soul for sinning, but not to excuse the sin

Again, it isnt excusing the sin

its different because we missuse the word forgive

The sin is still bad, it dosent become "okay"

Yes. The soul isnt all the sudden good because he was forgiven

which is why he spends time in purgatory

purgatory more like purifier

I only see purgatory mentioned in macabees, which is in Apochrophya, am i mistaken?

To sin is to become less holy: so by extension you're separateness from others is what makes you holy.

the bible mentions it aswell

Point me towards it

I have many examples i wanna find one that makes it clear cause i dont have much time on my hands rn

Can continue later if you like @OrthoGoat

ill see

```Revelation 20:13-14
''13 The sea gave up the dead that were in it, and death and Hades gave up the dead that were in them, and each person was judged according to what they had done. 14 Then death and Hades were thrown into the lake of fire. The lake of fire is the second death.''```