Are you pure in goodness and holyness, or pure in uglyness and evil?

Question

I was once trap in uglyness and evil, but as grow you was suppose to get out the darkness and into the beautiful light

Answer 1

No. I'm a shade of grey too.

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Answer 2

If by pure you mean 100% then neither possiblility exists according to the Bible. St Paul in particular teaches us that when we come to faith in Jesus Christ the Holy Spirit begins a process of renewal (2 Cor 4.16). This means that our old sinful self coexists with the new man within. But because of the righteousness of Christ and our faith in what he accomplished for us, God looks not at our "old sinful self" but sees his son in each of us and is therefore reconciled with us (read Rm 5.1 - which says we have peace with God because we have been justified, that is, made righteous, by faith in Christ). We will continue with this struggle between our righteous and evil natures until we are perfected in our resurrected bodies in paradise. Read how St Paul fought with this struggle in Rm 7.

Answer 3

There is no such thing as "holyness" and "uglyness" for someone who has spell check. Also you need some grammar lessons, and perhaps your questions will contain less ugliness.

Answer 4

Every person holds the capasity for good and evil. The choices we make in life determine which one holds the majority of our soul.

Answer 5

No one is either. It's the nature of humanity to live among the shades.

Answer 6

Why don't you explain your conversion and the depravity that you left behind? You will always have those skeletons in your closet.

Answer 7

light irritates the eye.

Answer 8

sort of in between blissfully naughty.