[Faith-talk] Question out there

[Sheila Leigland]

very good points. we should examine ourselves to the best of our ability 
to make sure that known sin is confessed before taking communion and all 
sin is sin and we all fahll short of the glorry of god and that is why 
we need a redeemer.


On 6/13/2017 7:00 PM, David Moore via Faith-Talk wrote:
> Hi Ericka!
> Well, the Bible says that sin is sin. The Bible does not pick certain sins and call them mortal sins and other sins venial sins. That was all made up by man. It is not in the Bible at all. If you fit the entire Bible together in a Grand puzzle that has been put together, then you will see that sin is sin, and even the smallest will send you to hell if you are not saved by the blood of Christ. All of these rules about divorce and that are not biblical. There are scriptures that warn us not to fall for the doctorins of men rather than the principles of God. So many of these rules were not spoken by God at all. Is all man made. You have to study and fit all scriptures together, though, for years before you can really see this. It takes a lot of study of the scriptures to be able to distinguish between doctorin in the Bible and the doctorins of men!
> I can’t wait to hear what the rest of you have to say!
> David Moore
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> From: Ericka via Faith-Talk
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> Subject: [Faith-talk] Question out there
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> Everyone chime in here. Just a reflection and I want to know what others think.  If you can't pick and choose the Scriptures you like to create doctrine, why do believers feel it's OK to pick and choose which sins to hate or withhold Eucharist/communion from? A rich guy who cheats on his taxes and his wife shouldn't be able to have communion anymore than someone who is gay/lesbian but do you send in law abiding otherwise. I mean, greed and gluttony are two also mentioned in the Bible but we still get fat people communion and everything. Isn't this being judge mental? I thought judgment was up to God, not us.
>
> Ericka Short
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