> sin isn't about unfair blame; it's about acknowledging our need for help, a savior.  > gods grace is immense, and he looks at the heart, not our imperfections.  > god does not see weakness as failure sin is literally going against god's will. like, that's how it is defined, every act is moral and without sin if it's done because god said so saying that "we need help" and a "savior" because we don't always do what we're ordered to is deranged, especially because we supposedly need saving from his punishment so no, being willing to "forgive" your slaves for not obeying you perfectly 100% of the time is not "grace" nor love especially when the alternative for them is eternal agony if they fail to beg you hard enough for not being "perfect" obedient robots  (perfect = without real agency due to always doing exactly what god orders)   > sure, he could let us in without it, but god invites us into a relationship with him not just rules or blind acceptance. faith isn't a test of worthiness; its an invitation to trust.  the only way to know what divine creator wants is by listening to what jews said because they're his special people who he told his will. you need to obey what jews said or you will suffer forever as stated above > but through faith, we find something greater: forgiveness and joy.  truth doesn't need faith, only scammers try to pull that bullshit
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