Is it possible to commit terrible sin even though one is a believer in Christ?
I think it is, but I also think that the sin must be admitted to be sin as contrary to God’s will and an impediment until it is repented of. Real repentance includes regret, confession, turning away from the sin, restitution, and a period of suspension from any leadership role in the church.
That is the opposite of "being gay" which is, by definition, a complete identification with the sin and a refusal to recognize it as sinful.
That makes sense, thanks. There is an adjacent article on the forum entitled The Fourteen Catholic Senators Who Enabled Late Term Abortion. What do you want to bet they think they are Christians, too? I guess my thought is that to tell someone that are not Christian if they claim to be might be a judgment a little out of our jurisdiction.
ALL have sinned and fallen short