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"He took all of our sins, past present and future, with Him to the cross."

How then do you dismiss the sins against hope, those of despair and of presumption?

Peace and blessings to you

"He took all of our sins, past present and future, with Him to the cross."
How then do you dismiss the sins against hope, those of despair and of presumption?

You...nor I...nor Catholic priests...can "dismiss" sins. Read what you quoted from my post, it's the top sentence in this reply.

Only Jesus can "dismiss" sins...that is cleanse us...with his Blood shed for us on the cross.

Sins against hope are mainly a Catholic problem, born again Christians know they are saved and have a personal relationship with Jesus.

Apparently Catholics believe differently, purgatory, not knowing if they are saved, etc.

Also presumption seems mostly a Catholic problem too.

Many Christians here are categorized as Protestants if they are not Catholic. There are millions of Christians that are neither Catholic or Protestant.

Peace and blessings to you

Wishing peace and blessings upon me from you appears as an empty "signature" you use often.

I get my blessings from God, also my peace.

I don't need it from the world.

Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.--John 14:27
And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.--Philippians 4:7

May the peace from Jesus permeate your soul with understanding.

How then do you dismiss the sins against hope, those of despair and of presumption?

Where do you get the idea that those are sins? Got a chapter and verse for them?

Or is it more tradition to make up as sins things God never called sin?