[Gamecock]

Just a few months before Haggard’s fall I heard an interview given by him where he insisted that he led a sin free life and that he resists all sin.

As a Reformed guy I was troubled by that statement because we hold to the belief that we are still sinners, and will remain such until death.

What I sense here is a bit of arrogance instead of repentance.

[PeterPrinciple]

What I sense here is a bit of arrogance instead of repentance.

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I would concur, it wasn’t his fault. He still is not humbled and broken.

[markomalley]

As a Reformed guy I was troubled by that statement because we hold to the belief that we are still sinners, and will remain such until death.

What I sense here is a bit of arrogance instead of repentance.

As a Catholic guy, I would, on the surface of it, agree with your assessment.

Whether or not you agree with the effectuality of the Sacrament of Penance, I would certainly hope that anybody would see the value of a periodic examination of conscience. Properly done, it shows us the great grace that God continues to extend to each of us.

[fishtank]

No to mention he seems to have bad theology.... maybe some 'holiness' wesleyan deception he had.