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Originally Posted by Aquila
It was just an observation. If your belief system doesn't allow for you to see value in confessing, repenting, or apologizing for the sins of your fathers... you will not see the significance of doing so in your own life experiences.
Likewise, other life experiences that I have that relate to my belief system I will embrace and see as aligned with such. While someone without my belief system will not do so with similar experiences in their own lives.
It's actually quite logical.
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A - my belief system is called "The Bible".
And the gospel is about my sin, not the sin of my ancestors.
Now, I did ask a question that you did not answer, earlier.
Is every generation supposed to ask for forgiveness for the preceeding ones?
In other words, you confess, repent and apologize for the sins of your fathers (and mothers too, I assume).
So, would your children need to do the same, only add you to the list of ancestors?
Seems kind of foolish, doesn't it?
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