theres an exception to every rule?

Would you consider this a rule an if so wouldnt that mean there was an exception to it meaning there wasnt an exectionn to every rule.... jus something my brain was pondering about lol.

No. There should never be an exception to the rule, and I think this is an area Christians fail in miserably. Rather than face any consequences of ours, or others actions, Christians expect themselves to be an exception and non-Christians to be the example of.

The origin of the idiom 'the exception proves the rule' appears to come from Roman law, whereby, if the law-body gives an allowing statement that does not directly outline a law; but instead implies its existence due to phrasing itself as an exception... then that is sufficient to prove the existence of the rule to those who must follow the law-body.

"Fowler gives the following example of the original meaning:Special leave is given for men to be out of barracks tonight till 11.00 p.m.; "The exception proves the rule" means that this special leave implies a rule requiring men, except when an exception is made, to be in earlier. The value of this in interpreting statutes is plain." - Wiki

This is why one cannot trust human logic and language to discover and communicate about God. These things are inherently flawed by sin, just like very other part of us.

Rules can have certain exceptions: for example, i am not allowed to pick a colored apple, except an orange one.

If you mean an exception to a clearly defined rule that has no additional exceptions, then yes they have violated the rules

"The exception disproves the rule." -Sherlock Holmes.

Gee guys it was just spose to be a funny little paradox like topic not something for deep discussion.

Answering one take on a question or resolving one purpose for a topic seems quite boring considering the vast amount of respondents enjoy putting their own 2 cents, spin or additional purpose into a reply