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Almost surely not, even asking the Q indicates a conscience and surely a changed mind too, and I bet pretty much everyone goes through those stages, whether they would admit it or not?Did this person commit the unpardonable sin?
Is this person a Christian?Did this person commit the unpardonable sin?
Is this person a Christian?
If yes then no he hasn't.
If no, then he has committed it.
Based only on that I would say he is a Christian and because he suffers from an unknown mental illness hence the intrusive thoughts.Before this episode, he DID confess Jesus as the son of God and his savior,
If the alleged man thinks he’s God, then he is antichrist...’Based only on that I would say he is a Christian and because he suffers from an unknown mental illness hence the intrusive thoughts.
There is no way he could have committed the unforgivable sin.
Jesus said he does not quench a smoulding wick.
We fail to understand the depth, reach and passion of Jesus's love for us and even more for the struggling lambs.
That would depend on a lot of things. But he sounds deranged.Did this person commit the unpardonable sin?
That would depend on a lot of things
But he sounds deranged.
I read it. Hard to understand. Seems to say the unpardonable sin is the individual is just not good enoughIts a link it takes you to our blog post on this forum.
I did not realize that this is an actual scenario. All you can tell him is"Don't let your imagination run away with you".Agreed with you there. I'm just trying to figure out how to counsel him.
I read it. Hard to understand. Seems to say the unpardonable sin is the individual is just not good enough
Such as? I have more information if you're interested.
Agreed with you there. I'm just trying to figure out how to counsel him.
Sorry not interested.Sorry but your comment is incomprehensible, you might want to rephrase.
If the alleged man thinks he’s God, then he is antichrist...’
I don’t attend church.A mother comes to your church and brings with her, a child who is visible disturbed.
How would your church welcome them and help them?
You just described today’s church.by disturbed I mean unable to sit still, violently twiching, makeing strange loud noises and reacting with screeches to loud noises. )
Maybe Luke 8 would be a good place to start. The one in question is a man.Would people be found to sit with that child, would they be welcomed each week or would they be asked to leave?
i'd maybe be careful there, we are called to be elohim too, and you are getting this scenario second-hand, the subject might not have put it that way, or etc. "He thinks he's God" is a cliché, after all.If the alleged man thinks he’s God, then he is antichrist...’