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I knew it.

What a waste. No, metmom, you’re not paying attention and I’m done holding your hand.

I guess you are a Pharisee after all. Jesus didn’t have much time for Pharisees and neither do I.

Good bye and good luck.

Hey Jim, I believe in Christ (Was "saved" in 1992) and my neighbor constantly lets his dog poop on my lawn without taking care of the waste himself. Lawn mowing day arrives and a fresh bowel movement from my neighbors dog circulates throughout my lawnmower. Anyway, I get righteously angry, give my neighbor's dog a bowl of anti-freeze to enjoy and poison my neighbor along in the process killing him through some other extremely well-thought out way that avoids suspicion.

Thank you for your theology to allow me to do that (Murder at will), not only will I avoid the cops, apparently God does not give a hoot what I do after I am "saved"/s. If you have a wife, I would like to commit adultery with her, don't worry, we will BOTH ask for forgiveness while we are showering together after the deed has been done (Might continue since asking for forgiveness is a loophole apparently to erase the guilt and confusion). Heck, Hitler is probably swimming laps with Jesus right now in Heaven since he believed in Christ early in is youth.

Just out of curiosity, does God have any "expectations" of the people who are redeemed by Christ? If not, you are simply a heretical mess and need to revaluate a lot of "repeating" subjects where God condemns backsliders/people who return to their VOMIT, such as those written by Peter. God does not take kindly on those who abuse His grace (In the New Testament, BTW). Ponder upon 2Peter 2 at least.

You’re preaching universal salvation and that God will not judge sin on the earth because He judged it all when Jesus died on the cross.

God will NOT bless sin and people who live in rebellion to Him.

That includes those saved.

God expects us to live like His children, righteous and holy lives.

A saved person who continues in sin, unrepentant and willful sin, quenches and grieves the Holy Spirit.

But you expect God to just overlook that spitting in His face by presuming on His blessing no matter what you live like?

That is NOT supported by the NT.

Jesus Himself judged the 7 churches in Revelation.

He called them to correct wrong behavior and told them that if they didn’t, HE would remove their candlestick Himself.

How does that age of grace warning to those churches fit with your theology of *God is going to bless anyways cause our sins are covered?*

Both Peter and Paul issued warnings about not judging ourselves and coming under God’s judgment, and for that reason, some people in the Corinthian church were weak and sick and some actually had died.

You clearly do not know your Scripture.