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Originally Posted by Tim Rutledge
Just for the sake of discussion. Is there not different levels of sin? a simple example.. A man steals and feeds his family or the same man hits abuses and hurts his family. I think if we finite humans can understand the difference in sins.. Surely the allknowing God of heaven understands the difference. The blanket statement that sin is sin and it'll all take you to hell anyways so it's all the same has always been an ignorant thing for someone to say. God understands the intent and sees the ending when all we see through is a dark glass.
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I think if we finite humans can understand the difference in sins.. Surely the allknowing God of heaven understands the difference.
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It's exactly the opposite. Finite humans quantify sin, especially the West.
In the eyes of God, acting out in a way that displeases God, that disobeys him is all the same. Our unrighteousness is unrighteousness. Not good unrighteousness and worse unrighteousness. On a practical level, some sins have greater impact on others, and by their very nature have practical consequences that are greater. But in a spiritual sense, the load of guilt is all the same to God.