Are Innocent people are sinners too?

Question

I am guilty for many bad things that I done in the past. People blamed me and I feel ashamed sometimes I do not. But when they told I should do the right thing I wonder if it makes them feel that they have anything at all.

Answer 1

I do not believe in "sin" or "hell". I think sin was created as a "scare" tactic to get people to go to church. Although I believe in a Higher Power, I do not believe that people are doomed to hell for their sins. I am a parent and I love my kids very much. If we are God's children, then how can he send one of his own children to a fiery pit of doom. Nope, I think hell is a state of mind which many are living in a state of hell on this earth. If you die with a horrible hellish attitude, I believe that hell continues in the afterlife..but it isn't because God sent you there, I believe it is a state of mind and you create your own hell. So don't worry about stuff that you did in the past or having anyone try to guilt you with shame for your sins. You are fine and if you feel okay about yourself, find that peace within.

Answer 2

I'm really unsure what your question is? I don't mean to be rude but please consider reading what you have written to make sure it makes sense prior to submitting it.

If I take a guess at what you are asking I think I might answer:

Yes everyone sins but there are different levels of sin. At the same time if we take too much of the attitude of "Yes I have sinned so I should not blame others for their sins" then no one would be able to identify wrong doing. We still have a responsibility to identify wrong behavior, what we must be careful with is how we act after we have identified it. The bible quote is "Let he who is sinless cast the first stone.". That has to do with punishment not with identification of the crime. In other words we need to identify wrong behavior so it can be corrected but we must deal with people from a stand point of fairness and mercy.

Answer 3

There was only one truly innocent man, Jesus Christ, and He did not sin, but rather, took the punishment for it on behalf of the rest of mankind.

"They are all gone aside, they are all together become filthy: there is none that doeth good, no, not one." - Psalms 14:3

"And he said unto him, Why callest thou me good? there is none good but one, that is, God..." - Matthew 19:17 (in part)

I regrettably do not have the time to answer this in full, but I wish to point you to http://www.needgod.com and http://www.livingwaters.com

They will answer your question better than I can at this moment.

Answer 4

everyone was a born a sinner.

Answer 5

yes

Answer 6

everyone sins