Is a life without sinning possible?

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JesusIsAll

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I find it amazing that no one here can find anyone telling others to go eat drink and be lustfull. (live in sin)
This is where it comes down to textbook trolling. It's purposeful slandering, trying to stir the pot. He's a narcissist and craves attention.
 
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JesusIsAll

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This is not a game; we're talking about damnation and salvation. If you truly love people as you say you do, you will name every individual of whom you speak. You could make an eternal difference in people's lives if you call them out. So have it. Otherwise what you're doing is nothing more than filling the room with your prideful hot air of self righteousness.

That's what I find galling. Telling everybody the true gospel faith is a lie, that they're walking a tightrope with their salvation, that the Lord is impotent to save and impotent to keep His promises, that He can't be trusted: it's not of faith, it's trying to spread doubt. Then, he closes his doctrines of devils with things like "my friend," "God bless you." What phony baloney! There is no love in lies. And you don't need to call him out: the Bible does,

2 Corinthians 11:13-14 For such are false apostles, deceitful workers, transforming themselves into the apostles of Christ. And no marvel; for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light.
 
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Gr8grace

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This is where it comes down to textbook trolling. It's purposeful slandering, trying to stir the pot. He's a narcissist and craves attention.
I also see a possibility of transference arrogance. That which we are all accused of is actually what the accuser is doing himself. they are justified in their mind that they are just making mistakes or stumbling, but for everyone else it will condemn them.

One principle with transference arrogance........most of the time the accuser is doing the exact same things that he condemns others for and usually even worse things.
 
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JesusIsAll

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I also see a possibility of transference arrogance. That which we are all accused of is actually what the accuser is doing himself. they are justified in their mind that they are just making mistakes or stumbling, but for everyone else it will condemn them.

One principle with transference arrogance........most of the time the accuser is doing the exact same things that he condemns others for and usually even worse things.
This is sooo true! Every single devilish person I've known in my life does the things they slander others over themselves, in spades, and for this very reason of projecting. They're evil, think a certain way, and assume everybody else is the same, so they project the evil and negative things they're so expert in on to others they wish to hurt. Devil means slanderer. A liar is the most adept liar. They sneak around, doing evil, usually behind the backs of their victims, stirring the pot, with intent to harm. And they're often delusional somebody is trying to harm them, for this same reason. It's always done in a cowardly way, anonymous user IDs a perfect hiding place to assault others from they couldn't stand before. They're really fearful, sociopathic and weak people, in the first place.
 
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eternally-gratefull

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I also see a possibility of transference arrogance. That which we are all accused of is actually what the accuser is doing himself. they are justified in their mind that they are just making mistakes or stumbling, but for everyone else it will condemn them.

One principle with transference arrogance........most of the time the accuser is doing the exact same things that he condemns others for and usually even worse things.
thats the prime example of the danger of legalism which produces hypocrisy, and why Jesus denounced this so harshly in Matt 23 and Luke 11 - 12, called the yeast of the pharisee

 
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You do this very thing. And if you say you do not. You are a liar.

the difference is we have humbled ourself to the cross. You have fooled yourself into thinking your sin free.
He is not the only one....there are about four or five who are real good at cutting and pasting with no real stance and or understanding of what they are actually posting......and most of the time lacking any contextual evidence whatsoever at all!
 
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Wow. Jason got his proverbial buttox handed to him yet again. Next he's gonna start telling us there were 4 people on the cross next to Jesus.
HAHAH now that was funny HAHAH.......no doubt!
 
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JesusIsAll

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thats the prime example of the danger of legalism which produces hypocrisy, and why Jesus denounced this so harshly in Matt 23 and Luke 11 - 12, called the yeast of the pharisee
It is such Pharisaical self righteousness and blindness, and here we are in 2015, but it's like one reincarnated. (Not that there aren't others, with their works that hardly exist, trolling message boards all day, or their legalisms that try to do an end run around the cross.)

Again, this is noteworthy and a perfect example of the symptoms and problem, showing a clear disconnect with repentance, somebody oblivious, who finds the cross "vague and ambiguous," going on to put forth the usual, as it were, "It is works, right?"

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Treating sin seriously is Going to the cross with it. Something I am starting to think you really haven't done. I gave you the benefit of the doubt when I first came here.
Jason0047 said:
This is vague and ambigious statement. What do you mean by that? Does it involve confessing of sin as per 1 John 1:9 so as to be forgiven of sin? Does it involve walking in the light as he is in the light so that the blood of Jesus Christ can cleanse us from all sin? (See 1 John 1:7).
This says it all, starkly and clearly.
 
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Trust - I had a thought seeing the ideas going one way and then the next, saying almost exactly the same things, but from different angles.

For God so loved the world, that he gave His only Son, that who ever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.

Now one group says you can only obtain eternal life by believing you can reach perfection or not sinning.
The other say, we all sin, stumble from time to time, so we are sinners learning how to walk, but we often fail.

Both believe Gods promise, believing on Jesus leads to eternal life. All we know is we are a mess, and the goal is worth it.
Surely the point is we are walking and none believe sin is ok, it needs repenting of when it occurs.

The only reason one fails to walk correctly is not having communion with the Lord, with a loving heart. The pharisees were hypocrites, behaved differently than they preached. Now if you can find christians who are hypocrites, who behave differently than they preach, then you are right, they are pharisees, otherwise it is just slander, and judgementalism which the pharisee indulged in all the time. I have met good people in all strands of christian faith and evil people, it certainly is not their theology that is the problem but their hearts. Thinking on an internet discussion you can tell these apart you are sadly mistaken.

So I trust my Lord that he will deliver on his promises, I can do no other. God bless you all and may you find His love ministering to you as you go about your day.
 

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Yes Life without sinning is possible! In fact, we will all experience it well beyond time. We only need to wait until Jesus calls us to Himself, before we can begin such a life.