blasphemy

Yes, Brother, it is blasphemy for a child of God, or anyone else, to say they CAN commit sin inspite of the Blood of Christ!

It is the position of the child of God as sinless before the Father when he is saved from his sin. It is this sinless state Adam had before his sin in the Garden of Eden. This is called The Regenerative Quality afforded by grace found ONLY in Christ.

These "players" on Baptist Board need to BACK-OFF! They seem more like they're out to get somebody than putting their energies towards edification.

 

It seems your efforts would be much better spent commenting on the first outrageous post.

 

It depends, if you are quoting Scripture out of context and the next person does not quote Scripture, but gives an accurate representation of Scripture, what do you think?

 

This is not an accurate statement.
If you say you cannot commit sin, then indeed you put yourself at odds with the Bible.

 

No one said it is ok to sin.

Even the apostle John admitted that we WILL sin.

1 John 2:1 My little children, these things write I unto you, that ye sin not. And if any man sin, we have an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous:

He never said that we would not sin. The Lord made a provision for our sins as a Christian.

He also wrote this to believers:
1 John 1:9 If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.
--Why would he write this to Christians if Christians cannot sin?

 

Well let me be the first to welcome you to the human race, because saying that you just committed a sin

 

Instead of fighting over semantics wouldn't it be fair to say that when a born again child of God commits an act of sin it is covered by the blood of Christ? I think all would agree that a beleiver can commit an act of sin. John wrote to the beleiver that when we do sin (committ this act of sin) we confess said act and Christ is faithful to forgive said action.

Although I really don't see a difference between the definitions.

This thread would be about half the length it is if we all quit name calling.

 

That's not quite accurate nor in context, I know that false doctrine pretty good. It's sad when believers want to lie to themselves and further commit the sin of pride

 

Charles, every Christian fails in some way to continually keep the commands of Christ. According to you heaven will be empty.
Do you pray without ceasing.
Do you give thanks always.
Do you forgive 7X70 or always.
--These are just some of the examples, not to mention loving the Lord thy God with ALL of your heart, ALL of your soul, ALL of your might, etc. Can you say that you honestly do that? ALL of the time. No one does, and thus no one will be in heaven. (according to you)

Jesus was speaking to the Pharisees when he was present on the earth in the flesh. I do not believe that this sin is possible to commit today. Thus it is a moot point.

See above explanation. This passage explains it better. The Pharisees were attributing the works of Satan to the work of Christ. Instead of admitting that he was doing his works by the power of the Holy Spirit they were accusing him of doing his works by the power of Satan. That is what blasphemy of the Holy Spirit is. Christ is not on the earth today doing miracles right before us. It is impossible to deny them, and attribute them to Satan. The sin cannot be committed.

The Holy Spirit will always dwell in me no matter what sin I commit, even if I (God forbid) fall into adultery. And btw, every man lies at some point in his life. "Let God be true, but every man a liar." Rom.3:4. My sins are all under the blood: the past, the present, and the future--no matter what kind of sins they are. Heaven does not depend on what kind of sins I commit. It depends on whether or not I have put my faith in the sacrificial work of Christ. It is not my works or lack thereof that will get me to heaven.

That is true. The Holy Spirit always indwells the believer.

False. That is akin to blasphemy Charles. Why would you call God, the Holy Spirit, unclean? Isn't that blasphemy? The Holy Spirit indwells me whether or not I sin. If I sin, it is I, not the Holy Spirit that sins. I don't blame God for my sin. But the believer still sins. The provision for the believers sin is made in 1John 1:9; 1John 2:1,2. Did John write that Scripture in vain? Was the Lord speaking just for nothing?

That is what Jesus said to the Pharisees. They were unsaved. What is your point?

You are taking Scripture out of context. It is obvious that you don't know what these Scriptures mean. Why not study them out before confusing them with other Scriptures like 1John 1:8,10 which clearly contradicts your position.

 

You sin, we all sin. Numerous times you have lied here. You are not perfect only one was as long as we remain here we will sin, but we can repent and Christ will forgive us as I hope and pray you do for this heresy

 

That is the initial Salvation experience, but even after that we still sin. As long as your living here you will never ever stop sinning.

 

Please tell me - if you do not commit sin, then how do you have sin?