Each person has a calling, a purpose, aligned with their talents.

When people are disrespectful and trample over an individual's fundamental human rights, that person's calling goes unfulfilled because their needs are overridden in abusive, bullying ways.

Because we do not know exactly what the Holy Spirit is guiding an individual to do, desecrating or violating an individual's universal human rights will hinder and interfere with that person's purpose and calling, and therefore, it is extremely unholy.

*Note:

Universal human rights are fundamental, inalienable freedoms and protections that belong to every person simply for being human, regardless of race, gender, nationality, or social status.*

They are universal (applicable everywhere) and indivisible (cannot be taken away). 

The foundation of these rights is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), adopted by the United Nations in 1948.

What Is The State Of Your Existence?

 

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What is the state of your existence?

In other words, what do you see when you look into the mirror?

Look beyond the surface into your heart and soul to see your true reflection.

Are you filled with love and peace, living in a state of grace?

Have you fulfilled your purpose, or are you on the path to fulfilling your service to the Lord?

Answer:  Do you focus on forgiveness instead of love and redemption?

Look in the mirror 🪞 beyond the surface, what do you see deep inside, in the reflection of you?

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Now, what will the Lord see?

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We know that love is more powerful than hate or fear.  

We know this because as those individuals become unholy, those people are no longer able to wear or activate the Armor of God due to their inability to connect with the Holy Spirit.  

We know that failures to connect to the Holy Spirit cause blockage of inspiration and enlightenment, which are needed for innovation, prosperity, and the best and most effective strategies.

In addition, Unholies are completely incompatible with the Lord, the Holy Spirit, and humanity. And will suffer from agonies when connecting to love and peace.  

Definitely not more powerful, especially when in the end, the result is damnation for all time.

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There are individuals who believe that aggressors are victorious because conquerors can impose their will and seize whatever they desire at any cost.

Unfortunately, aggressors with conquests involving abuse and harm inflicted upon innocent persons merely result in greater cosmic repercussions for the perpetrators.

In this context, the cost is their spiritual souls for committing transgressions in sin and harm, culminating in numerous crimes against humanity and ultimate damnation.

From a cosmic perspective, it signifies that the greater and more numerous the sins committed, the more substantial the accumulation of guilt and harm, leading to increased unholiness and incompatibility with the divine.

This, in turn, engenders heightened anguish and torment within the unholy individuals when confronted with the holy and divine love.

Consequently, aggressors immersed in greater unholiness are unable to connect with loved ones without experiencing suffering.

The more unholy an individual is, the greater the agony; thus, at some stage in their descent into suffering, the aggressor becomes the tormented.

The more significant the sin, the greater the guilt and the suffering encountered. 

Love possesses the capacity to ultimately overcome and vanquish such darkness.

Some may perceive otherwise due to learned helplessness, as if the aggressor is overwhelmingly powerful, ruthless, and invincible.

While this perception may appear valid, the farther distance from love and an increase in incompatibility with divine love will intensify the internal sufferings and hellish torment within them. 

Moreover, as the unholies approach the end of their earthly existence, their torment becomes even more severe for those near their final destination, hell.

There is no power in heaven or earth more powerful than love. 

The less love a person has, the less peace, the less power, and the more agony and torment of sins and guilt.  

So for them, not more powerful.  Just more tormented and damned- devoid of love.

Cosmic Consequences

 

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Does it ever pay to be bad and cause harm?

What are the cosmic consequences of bad, unholy actions and outbursts?  

And would it be possible to escape the cosmic consequences?  

First, let's understand what we are discussing here.  

What is the meaning of cosmic consequences?

Cosmic consequences refer to outcomes, reactions, or ripples of such massive scale and profound significance that they impact life, systems, or reality on a universal, overarching level.*

The phrase is used to describe results that are far-reaching, fundamentally transformative, and beyond ordinary earthly or human control.*

In spiritual and philosophical contexts, it refers to cause-and-effect systems such as karma, in which actions trigger universal, inescapable reactions.*

Instead of "punishment," it frames the idea that our choices inherently align with or disrupt the strict laws of the universe, triggering deep, far-reaching ripples across space, time, and existence.*

If you turn yourself bad and unholy, how can you ever escape from yourself and cosmic consequences?

Will unholy energy ever be compatible with holy energy, such as heaven or hell?  

*Google AI search on the meaning of cosmic consequences.

 

What is an aggressor? 

An aggressor is considered unholy because, by definition, he or she is an abuser who initiates an altercation with the intent to harm in order to get his or her way.

An aggressor can also be described as an assailant or invader who starts and instigates a conflict without reasonable cause, whose wrongful conduct provokes and leads to a physical altercation, often causing harm.

According to Google AI, aggressors are typically classified based on their motivation and level of control.

The two main psychological categories are predatory (proactive) aggressors, who harm to achieve their goals, and reactive (impulsive) aggressors, who lash out defensively due to intense fear or frustration.

Predatory/Instrumental Aggressors: These individuals act with calm, calculated intent. Violence is simply a tool to reach a specific goal (e.g., a robber, an assassin, or a calculating bully). They usually do not act out of raw anger.

Reactive/Emotional Aggressors: These aggressors respond explosively to perceived threats, insults, or environmental stressors. Rooted in the "fight-or-flight" response, their actions are impulsive and driven by adrenaline or fear.

Whether an aggressor fits into one category or another, each aggressive act causes harm, injury, and destruction; therefore, since it is wrongful to initiate such actions, repeated acts will only increase the damage and suffering inflicted on victims.

Why is it important to recognize an aggressor? 

Recognizing an aggressor is vital for physical safety, psychological well-being, and legal accountability. Identifying threatening behavior—whether it is overt violence or subtle coercive control—allows individuals and authorities to de-escalate conflicts, enforce protective measures, and escape dangerous situations.*

Failures by authorities to enforce protective measures only increase dangerous situations and harm.  

No Vision Of Light

 

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There was a time when survival depended on mutual reliance, and care was taken in preparing the home and hearth.

There was reverence for the sacred, the mysteries of the unknown, and never a cowardly disregard for the truth.

Discoveries were valued, and talent and intelligence were respectfully sought after, not exploited for delusional, power-hungry gains.

The focus back then was on survival, not on shallow, emaciated bodies unfit for childbearing.

Nor was the emphasis solely on looks, so that nothing else can be seen, except some false standard of perfection.

No vision of light is what those shallow modernists have, especially when nothing is seen beyond the physical.

Never will the heart be seen and the mind understood, and the light felt.

Let's try to view it from the Lord's perspective.

Love is always present, waiting for you in peace and harmony.

The Holy Spirit is constantly with you, guiding you with love and peace.

Your sensitivity to the Holy Spirit depends on how connected you are to the fruit of the Spirit within you.

The Lord grants you free will to choose who you want to be and the kind of relationship you desire. Any abandonment of that choice ultimately rests with you.

When you first sin and cause harm, you create a barrier between yourself, the Lord, and others. Continuing in sin builds a prison of wrongdoings.

Every sinful brick you lay corrupts your spirit from within, blocking you from receiving the Lord's love, grace, and forgiveness.

The larger the sin, the more extensive the prison of wrongdoings becomes, increasing the blockage and your difficulty in receiving grace and connecting with the Holy Spirit and humanity.

When the emptiness of the spirit is replaced with unhealthy and unholy illusions of grandeur, destructive sins, and betrayal of not only who you were but also of humanity and the Lord, it can become unforgivable because the prison wall of shame becomes too thick and deep to break down.

Love and peace, grace and forgiveness are always there; however, they are out of reach for the unrepentant and blasphemers. 

 

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It is always important to remember that the Lord is love and therefore wills what is best for humanity and for each person within it.  

If an individual commits a wrong or sin against another person, humanity, and the Lord, the reconciliation with the Lord is there for those willing to repent and atone, and clean themselves up before the close.

The problem occurs when the guilty party fails to realize the extent of the harm and the work required to repair their soul, and thus the level of work required to receive redemption fully.  

Forgiveness for most sins is there for those able to understand their wrongs and harm fully, thus able to receive the Lord's forgiving grace after making peace with the Lord.  

If there is no peace within you, then there may be wrongs needing to be confronted, repented, and atoned for.

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There is a difference between infinite Grace and forgiveness.*  What is it?

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Most sins can be forgiven, but unrepentant sins cannot.**  Why?

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How do we know this?*** 

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*Google AI Definition of forgiveness:

Forgiveness is the conscious, deliberate decision to let go of feelings of resentment, vengeance, or anger toward someone who has harmed you.

(Note: Only the victim and the Lord can cancel a specific trespass and release the offense. The perpetrator of the trespass may forgive oneself only after redemption.)

What It Is vs. What It Isn't

Experts make a clear distinction between what constitutes true forgiveness and what is merely a misconception:

It is NOT Forgetting: Forgiving does not erase the memory of wrongdoing.

It is NOT Condoning or Excusing: It does not justify the offender’s actions or imply that what they did was acceptable.

It is NOT Reconciliation: You are not required to rebuild a relationship with the person or keep them in your life.

It is NOT Forgoing Justice: Forgiveness is an internal emotional process and does not release the offender from legal or social accountability.

It is NOT the cancellation of sin or harm: Once a sin, harm, trespass, or crime has been committed, it is done; there is no undoing it, and therefore does not release the offender from legal, social, or moral responsibility.

In most major faiths, infinite Grace is defined as the proactive, unconditional, unearned, and infinite love and mercy of the Divine. 

Infinite grace is the theological and philosophical concept of limitless, unearned, and unconditional divine favor.

***Google AI Overview              

The Bible indicates that unrepentant sin cannot be forgiven because God's forgiveness requires a turning away from sin. 

This concept appears throughout scripture, directly tying forgiveness to acknowledgment and repentance.  

The ultimate example of unforgivable unrepentance is the unpardonable sin (blasphemy against the Holy Spirit), which is a persistent, willful rejection of God's grace and truth.

Matthew 12:31-32: Jesus warns, "Therefore I say unto you, All manner of sin and blasphemy shall be forgiven unto men: but the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit shall not be forgiven unto men". 

Note: 

We know from Matthew 7:23, when Jesus said to false believers after claims of prophecy in Jesus’ name and performing miracles, “I never knew you.  Away from me, evildoers,” that Jesus did not forgive them.  

Though it was unclear as to the sins committed by those unholy many, what was clear was that it was unforgiven by Jesus Christ. 

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Since living in unrepentant sin leads to damnation, wouldn't committing more ongoing sins result in greater damnation?

When will there ever be redemption if it is bypassed for assumed forgiveness that is never received, in cold-hearted ruthlessness, or in grandiose and selfish desires that are never atoned for?

If forgivable sins that are unrepentant lead to damnation, where do the unforgivable sins lead?

A forever separation from the Lord and love, eternal damnation without the possibility of salvation?  

Why are very grievous, unforgivable sins, such as desecration in blasphemy of the temple of the Holy Spirit, with serious damnation outcomes, not addressed or rarely addressed in our churches?  

Why nearly always preach as if all sins will be forgiven (which is not true, especially without repentance and in unforgivable sins of blasphemy) and the onerous put upon the victim (as if forgiveness can happen instantly or at all in traumatic harm) and not on the perpetrator responsible for the sin and harm to repent and atone and ask for forgiveness (instead of assuming or demanding firgiveness without an ounce of repentance)?

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When you ask Google AI whether God forgives repeated or habitual sin, the answer would be, except for blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, yes, because of infinite Grace.

When you ask Google what the Bible says about how a person becomes damned, it states that one way is to persistently live in sin.

When you ask what this means, Google AI will state:

"Persistently living in unrepentant sin means continuously and knowingly engaging in actions or attitudes that violate God's will, while actively refusing to acknowledge the wrongdoing, seek forgiveness, or change one's behavior."

The concept can be broken down into a few specific core realities:

Habitual vs. Occasional Failure: It is not a sudden, accidental stumble or the daily struggles with character flaws that every person experiences. Instead, it is a continuous, accepted lifestyle of disobedience.

The Element of "Unrepentance": The defining factor is not just the act itself, but the condition of the heart. It means feeling no remorse, actively justifying the behavior, and resisting God's call to turn away from it.

Spiritual Implications:

Within Christian theology, a distinction is drawn between someone with a temporarily hardened heart who may experience divine discipline and someone who completely unrepentantly rejects God, which many traditions view as a sign of unbelief.

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When you combine these concepts, it means that practicing repeated sin is damning and forgiveness can only be achieved through repentance in the confession and atonement for each sin and type of sin, where the heart is purified, cleansed, and open to receiving forgiveness, the Holy Spirit, and the Lord.

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When you do a Google search and ask, “Is not forgiving a sin?”

The AI would respond that, in Christianity, unforgiveness is a sin.  

So, is not forgiving a sin?

Did Jesus Christ sin when he did not forgive the hypocritical believers who said, “Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? And in thy name have done many wonderful works?

And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, you workers of lawlessness.”            

                                             - Matthew 7:22-23

And is it possible to forgive an unforgivable sin, such as blasphemy against the Holy Spirit?  

What happens when you try to forgive an unforgivable sin?  Will you be guilty of complicity in this unforgivable sin and, in that complicity, sin in forgiveness?

And can forgiveness be received by the unrepentant, who are still harboring hate and sins in their hearts and souls?

 

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Can someone who is racist and only notices skin color truly see anything beyond the superficial?  

Can a narcissist, who only focuses on themselves and their selfish desires, actually see anything beyond their own wants?  

What can you perceive if you are not looking past the physical, learned hopelessness, conditioned body issues, and the compromise into impure hearts?  

Whether in war or peace, a life lived in a tragic novel or a fairy tale, you cannot run from yourself, and above all, you still have to pass your test of character.  

What is the point of living if you fail, lose your humanity, become anything other than the purpose for which the Lord created you, or worse, turn into the Satanic monsters you were born to fight?  

What's the point of life if you end up in hell or, even worse, live as a coward without honor, betraying your children, your family, humanity, and the Lord for thirty pieces of silver earned from groveling at the feet of ruthless unholies who couldn't care less about you or anyone?

If your ultimate goal is not salvation and a life lived with love for the betterment of humanity, then rethink your priorities, because the alternative, where the outcome is damnation and hell and a waste of a life in the destruction of humanity and the world devoid of love, is a sad and most tragic fate.  

For no matter what tragedies befall you and what triumphs you have in life, it will be a tragedy of all tragedies, and triumphs won't mean a thing if you end up damned and in hell without love or hope for salvation.

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The Secret to Power

 

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Which is more powerful, ruthlessness or gentleness?

Then, which is more powerful, love or hate?

Which is more powerful, power and control or freedom and dynamic synergy?  

Will any of these increase the Force within and the midi-chlorians count?  

Which of these will decrease sensitivity and connection to the Force?  

And if sensitivity and connection become decreased, blocked, or broken, what happens to power?  

More importantly, what happens to intelligence, hope of better outcomes and futures, and salvation?

What then is the secret to power?

 

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The holy lives under the banner of the Holy Spirit and loves under the banner of the Lord and humanity.

No matter which team the holy plays under, the ultimate team is one with the Lord, serving humanity with the Holy Spirit in love, in peace, and in fellowship.

Whenever this peace, fellowship, and love are threatened, we must rise to defend the Lord's commandments and humanity against the forces of harm and unholy aggression.

Those who render that which belongs to the Lord to Caesar, especially trophying in unholy desecration, are blasphemers.

Matthew 22:21, Mark 12:17, Luke 20:25:

"...And He said to them, 'Render therefore to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and to God the things that are God’s.'"

Matthew 12:31-32, Mark 3:28-30, Luke 12:10:*

Jesus’ teaching on the "unpardonable sin" (or the eternal sin). He explains that while speaking against the "Son of Man" (Jesus himself) can be forgiven, blaspheming against the Holy Spirit is an unforgivable offense that bars an individual from experiencing God's grace.

Key Theological Meanings:*

A Hardened Heart: 

The unpardonable sin is not merely a slip of the tongue or a temporary doubt. It signifies a persistent, deliberate, and final rejection of God's truth.

The Role of the Spirit:

The Holy Spirit's primary role is to convict individuals of sin and guide them towards Jesus. Continuous denunciation of the Spirit's work as evil indicates a rejection of the only force capable of leading to repentance and therfore salvation.

Unforgivable Because of Refusal to Seek Forgiveness:

This sin is labeled "unforgivable" not due to a lack of divine capacity to forgive, but because the individual has hardened their heart to the extent that they will never seek reconciliation or forgiveness with the Lord.

*  Google AI searches for the meaning of verses, Matthew 12:31-32, Mark 3:28-30, Luke 12:10.

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The Lord is love. God is love. 

 We are commanded to love.  

Satan is hate. 

Therefore, racism is Satanism, and racists are Satanic haters breaking the covenant of love with the Lord.

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Note: The Holy Spirit is love and peace. Which includes the fruit of the Spirit.

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What Does It Mean To Be Human?

 

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What does it mean to be human?

*Being human involves navigating the complex intersection of our biology and our capacity for advanced consciousness.

*It is a multifaceted journey defined by our emotions, self-awareness, and desire to connect.

*The concept can be broken down into a few core pillars:

-Consciousness and Self-Awareness:

Humans have the unique ability to reflect on their own existence, contemplate past events, plan for the future, and ask existential questions.

-Emotional Depth:

Being human means experiencing a wide, sometimes contradictory range of emotions—ranging from deep love and joy to grief and struggle.

-Empathy and Compassion:

We have an innate drive to care for others, build strong social networks, and create communities.

-Creativity and Adaptability:

From inventing new technologies to creating art, humans continually shape their environment and pass knowledge down through generations.

-Agency and Morality:

We possess the cognitive ability to make choices, distinguish right from wrong, and pursue our individual purposes.

Note:

Whether ordinary or extraordinary, we all belong to the human race and are mortal, which means that one day we will die and become dust in the wind.

Though not fully formed at birth, human beings are born with a conscience, the inner cognitive sense, moral compass, or faculty that enables a person to judge the rightness or wrongness of their own actions, motives, and thoughts.**  

*From Google AI search on “What does it mean to be human”.

**From Google AI definition of conscience.

 

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Positive energy is incompatible with negative energy, and the two opposing energies conflict.

Similarly, holiness and unholiness represent two opposing energies that cannot coexist.

Consequently, it is impossible to establish a connection between the holy and the unholy when one repels the other.

When an individual forsakes and neglects the Lord and the Lord's commandments through sinful practices, Satanic influence, and control, there will never be a genuine connection rooted in love or with any person, except with Satan and associated selfish sins, desires, and illusions characterized by abuse, desecration, and violation of boundaries.

Furthermore, it is also impossible for so-called psychics to accurately perceive others if their mindset is tainted with depravity, their mind is in the gutter, and their third eye is disconnected from spiritual insight.

Note:

A holy person does not need to have superpowers to exorcise the unholy, for the unholy to feel excruciating torment and agonies of hell, through the sheer incompatibility of the opposing energies.

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What is the difference between retribution and vengeance?*

What distinguishes vengeance from revenge?*

Why is it important to understand these differences when administering justice and creating deterrence?

*Defined from Google AI search results on the differences between retribution, vengeance, and revenge.

Although retribution, vengeance, and revenge all involve inflicting harm on someone in response to a wrong, they differ in motivation, method, and scope.

Retribution is a formal, proportional punishment aimed at justice, whereas vengeance and revenge are personal acts driven by emotion.

1. Retribution (Justice & Proportionality)

What it is:

A deserved punishment intended to restore moral or legal order.

Motivation:

Impartial justice, fairness, and order.

Who carries it out:

Typically, a neutral third party (such as a court or justice system), rather than the victim.

Limits:

Strictly governed by rules, aiming for a punishment proportionate to the severity of the offense (often called "just deserts").

2. Revenge (Personal & Emotion-Driven)

What it is:

An act of retaliation by the victim (or someone close to them) to "get even."

Motivation:

Personal anger, hatred, or the desire to make the offender experience the same suffering the victim endured.

Who carries it out:

The injured party, directly or an aggressor lacking honor, blames victims and others for failures.

Limits:

Highly personal and emotional, and—unlike retribution—lacking legal boundaries; retaliation often exceeds the original offense.

3. Vengeance (Extreme Revenge)

What it is:

Often used interchangeably with revenge, vengeance tends to be more theatrical, intense, and extreme in scope.

Motivation:

Righteous anger, vindication, or deeply rooted grudges.

Who carries it out:

The wronged individual, or someone acting on their behalf, or extreme blame directed at others for failures.

Limits:

Carries a heavy, often poetic or epic weight. While revenge is a specific act, vengeance is a broader campaign to settle a score (e.g., "seeking vengeance”).

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The Future Unknown

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What do we truly know about the future?

What do we truly know about ourselves?

Are you aware that once your mind is made up, it becomes fixed and limited?

Where does your heart and soul then reside?

The greater danger lies in being dead set against something, because it indicates a refusal to stand firm or to support.

Where is your paradigm for life—your philosophy, your view of life's outcome?

Is it already mapped out and unchangeable?

Is it locked in perfection forever within a finite boundary?

Or is it dynamic—constantly seeking excellence, transformation, and growth toward becoming better, brighter, and enlightened?

Can we truly know every possible outcome as if we were gods—predict and understand every unknown future?

And what can be discerned in fear, paranoia, hatred, and sins of lust and satanic desire for power and control?

Some distorted dystopian future where everything is manipulated and controlled to produce grandiose outcomes—by any means necessary?

What happens in this seemingly perfect future where:

- Everyone must conform to certain ideals of perfection,

- Responsibility to humanity and service to the Lord are obscured and shifted onto others, while fear and insecurity are masked with hatred and aggression,

- No one ever confronts or embraces difficult truths,

- No individual admits fault or seeks redemption through repentance, corrective action, or truth,

- There is no genuine concern for family, children, future generations, or society, only selfish goal-setting driven by power and fear-led outcomes.

What can truly be perceived of the future in the realm of the unknown?

Do we need to see a glimpse of the future through fear, perverted perspective, and self-created illusions of perfection—manifested as grand ambitions driven by control?

Is this even achievable?

How much time might be squandered on chasing these grandiose, delusional ideals toward unsustainable, unholy, catastrophic, and dystopian outcomes?

Would pretending forgiveness and salvation while continuously committing sins and crimes against humanity actually lead to salvation?

How do we face the future and the unknown—and find salvation?

By confronting our fears, taking responsibility for our actions, nurturing and cultivating the fruit of the Spirit, serving humanity, and serving the Lord to the best of our abilities.

If everyone everywhere fulfills their divine purpose with the Holy Spirit, then regardless of what the future holds, it will be far better than living as cowards or, even worse, as creatures without love—forsaking the Lord, breaking covenant like Judas, and losing ourselves to fear, hatred, sins, selfish desires, useless power, meaningless control, and satanic influences of Satan.

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Which sin is more damning?

Forgivable or unforgivable sins?

According to Christ, the only unforgivable sin is blasphemy against the Holy Spirit.

This is also called the unpardonable sin or the eternal sin.

Matthew 12:31-32: "And so I tell you, every kind of sin and slander can be forgiven, but blasphemy against the Spirit will not be forgiven."

Mark 3:28-29: "Whoever blasphemes against the Holy Spirit will never be forgiven; those blasphemers are guilty of an eternal sin.”

What does blasphemy mean?

Blasphemy involves showing great disrespect, contempt, or lack of reverence toward the Lord, Holy Spirit, or sacred objects.

Blasphemy also includes a persistent, unrepentant heart and attributing the Lord's goodness to wickedness.

Which is more damning and unforgivable?

Blasphemy or desecration of the temple of the Holy Spirit?

Desecration is considered blasphemy and involves heinous acts of intentionally violating, damaging, or defiling someone's body.

If the greatest unforgivable sin is desecrating the temple of the Holy Spirit and is therefore the most damning, why is it not treated with the greatest accountability and seriousness?

Ultimately, sins of desecration also lead the sinner's heart to become impure, preventing the ability to see the Lord and enter heaven.

Why do societal laws, cultural and religious views not reflect just how grievous, heinous, and damning the unforgivable sins are, especially when violating a person and desecrating the temple of the Holy Spirit?

From Google search:

*Persistent Unbelief & Rejection:

Many theologians view it as a hardened, unrepentant heart—a continual rejection of God’s grace until death. Since forgiveness is only possible through the conviction of the Holy Spirit, persistently rejecting that Spirit means you cannot receive forgiveness. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Attributing God's goodness to evil is another perspective, defining it as knowingly and willfully attributing God's visible work to darkness—calling good, evil.

** 1 Corinthians 6:18-19:

18 Flee from sexual immorality. Every other sin a person commits is outside the body, but the sexually immoral person sins against his own body.

19 Or do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit within you, whom you have from God? You are not your own.  

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Let all bitterness, wrath, anger, clamor, and slander be put away from you, 

along with all malice.

                                                                       -  Ephesians 4:31

      

It's time to summon your Patronus charm.

Let go of negative feelings and invoke love and positive emotions.

Connect with the Holy Spirit and activate your armor of God.

If necessary, say positive prayers.

When casting out negative feelings and influences through holy prayers, do not use "I"; instead, rely on the Holy Spirit to expel or exorcise unholy thoughts and influences.

If you are struggling, examine why.

For best results, cleanse your mind, heart, and soul with the Holy Spirit.

If you have sin problems, confess, repent, and atone.

*Key Terms Explained

Bitterness: Holding onto deep resentment, past hurts, or a grudge.

Rage / Wrath: Explosive outbursts of temper and uncontrolled anger.

Clamor: Shouting, loud arguing, or public outbursts of rage.

Slander: Speaking maliciously or falsely against others to ruin their reputation.

Malice: A general desire to see harm or ill will come to others.

*Context:

This verse serves as a "clean up your life" command.

*From Google AI Bible Ephesians 4:31 verse search.

**From Harry Potter. Its purpose is to conjure a spirit guardian—made entirely of positive feelings, love, peace, hope, and happiness—to repel dark creatures like Dementors. 

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