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1still_waters
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My two cents.
I think Zone aka OP sees/hears some Christians who go around saying that Christians will NEVER ever ever, and I mean NEVER ever sin this side of eternity/heaven/etc.
Maybe when she hears/sees this assertion, she views it as unbiblical.
So as a way to make people who teach this think about what they're teaching, she asks this simple question, and requests a testimony.
So then, when those who teach this, read this question, it makes them very uncomfortable.
Because on one hand, they teach that Christians will never ever sin ever, this side of eternity, but on the other hand this question puts them in a position where they have to confront the implications of what they're teaching head on. They won't answer directly. Because deep down they know if they answer yes, they're lying? Possibly? But if they answer no, then it means the thing they teach is in error.
So instead of answering directly, or confronting their error and changing it, they hedge, and dodge, and accuse the person asking a simple question. Which begs another question.
If you have to hedge, and dodge, and accuse the questioner, does it imply that maybe one needs to reexamine their doctrine?
Folks, if you believe Christians will never ever ever sin this side of eternity, then testify to work God has done in your life, and let us know.
I think Zone aka OP sees/hears some Christians who go around saying that Christians will NEVER ever ever, and I mean NEVER ever sin this side of eternity/heaven/etc.
Maybe when she hears/sees this assertion, she views it as unbiblical.
So as a way to make people who teach this think about what they're teaching, she asks this simple question, and requests a testimony.
So then, when those who teach this, read this question, it makes them very uncomfortable.
Because on one hand, they teach that Christians will never ever sin ever, this side of eternity, but on the other hand this question puts them in a position where they have to confront the implications of what they're teaching head on. They won't answer directly. Because deep down they know if they answer yes, they're lying? Possibly? But if they answer no, then it means the thing they teach is in error.
So instead of answering directly, or confronting their error and changing it, they hedge, and dodge, and accuse the person asking a simple question. Which begs another question.
If you have to hedge, and dodge, and accuse the questioner, does it imply that maybe one needs to reexamine their doctrine?
Folks, if you believe Christians will never ever ever sin this side of eternity, then testify to work God has done in your life, and let us know.