Jesus isn't obligated to save you from what your sins deserve; the defintion of grace is 'undeserved favor.' If you end up in Hell, you'll have no one to blame but yourself. If the Lord does eventually save you, you'll have no one to thank but Him.
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And if God acts so that there is never any provable evidence of IT'S actions, then science has no reason to include that IT did a damn thing into any theory.
Slightly OT for this guy, but i've been wanting to say that for a while.
So... if I'm reading this right- I'm the one responsible for my sinning, and God isn't obligated to help me.
But if I *stop* sinning, then God gets all the credit?
I never asked anyone to "save me" from the consequences of my actions, whether good or bad. I'm a big boy, and I am comfortable with the idea that if I screw someone, I will answer for my crime in real time.
I'm also a free boy. No one is my "lord". Especially not some abrahamic bogeyman.
If I kill you, you have no one to blame but yourself, if I spare you, give me all your money and be my slave for eternity.
Damn, God is a shrewd businessman.
That's a new definition...
Sounds like a crock.
“Jesus isn't obligated to save you from what your sins deserve;”
“the defintion of grace is 'undeserved favor.'”
“If you end up in Hell, you'll have no one to blame but yourself.”
“If the Lord does eventually save you, you'll have no one to thank but Him.”
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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