are christians biggest sinner in the world?

Question

i can be christian , and do all sin that i like, and be sure that i will go to heaven, becuse jesus died for my sins.

what lucky i am , if i do all derties sins in the world, and sitll i have chance to go to heaven, just because i believe jesus is my savoir.

caution, i dont want do derties sins, i have specail mean from this question. just get it.

Answer 1

I hope you are 5 years old because if your not you are the dumbest person I have seen on this thing yet.

Answer 2

Get real.
You forgot the commitment. The 'I do' part. My, my I thought that was what was wrong with all the men these days!

When you have the Holy Spirit in your heart your desire is towards Him. You have, or should have, full knowledge that your sin, not just the symptoms but the cause, is nailed to the cross and you are free. Sin is a burden, a slavery and results in death.

It is hard to be sure about today; but once many people in human love had no desire to be with someone else and that desire continued on for years through thick and thin. Even that was no match for the love of God.

If that type of human love does exist today it is certainly less common and its duration often measured in months or weeks.

Theology and religion is just as fickle as the present human condition. When truth abounds more evil is present. The devil believes and knows that Jesus is Savior; so belief without works is dead.

Are Christians the biggest sinners in the world? No they are not, if indeed they have the spirit of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Answer 3

I think you missed the point, Hun.
God didn't do all this to buy you a free pass to "do all derties sins in the world"....you don't have a "get into heaven free card", I'm afraid.
It's a bit more complicated than that.
Paul thought he was the worst sinner in the world...and, I suppose for his time, he was pretty bad. Remember, he had gone around killing Christians.
That is, till Jesus knocked him on his behind on the road to Damascus, scared the doo-doo out of him, blinded him, and sent him on his way a much sadder and wiser man.
Read about him, and his life and his suffering...just as a beginning. His "ticket" was definitely not a freebie.
No, my girl, you are not "what lucky"...you have no idea what you are missing.

But I'm praying for you. And so is Jesus.....

Answer 4

When Jesus said " All those that believe in me
shall be save", means that you would live life following
his teachings,repent of your sins and go and sin no more.

GOD makes the final Judgment.
He may not want a repeat Sinner who plays around
with his forgiveness.

If you think you can just do all the derties- (dirties)
sinning in the World you're fooling yourself, you're
playing a game, GOD see you, remember that.

Now do what Jesus said, and go and sin no more.

Answer 5

It does not work that way. If you really believe in Jesus you will repent and will no longer sin. You will try to live the life Jesus wants you to live. Jesus dieing for your sins if you are a believer and follower. Being a human you are not perfect and will sin and that sin will be forgiven.

If you intentionally commit sins thinking and believing it is ok because Jesus will forgive you then you really are not saved and will not go to heaven.

The biggest sinners in the world are those who commit horrable sins in the name of thier religion or in the name of God.

Examples: Romans during the inquisition. No matter how much they claimed to be christian and history books say they are... they are not. Jesus NEVER commanded force people top convert or murder them if they don't.

Al Quada. They are not muslims they are terrorists. God did not command them to mass murder thousands on 9/11 did he?

Answer 6

Paul tells us that everything is lawful, but not everything is prudent to do.

Non-believers expect Christians to be perfect so we should appear as "perfect" as we can be. That means different things to different people.

Non-Christians think that societal rules are Gods rules and "perfect" people obey all the rules so we should obey the rules when it is prudent.

That is good advice, but, not all of us are called to be sheep. Some of us are called to be sheep dogs. Predators chosen to give up predation and who both protect the sheep and chase them back to the path the Shepherd is on.

In the core group of twelve, two of the Disciples carried swords. One of these was Peter. Christ told his disciples to sell their clothes and buy a sword and when a disciple replied that there were two among them, Christ said that is enough. (Luke, you find it. It will be good for you) I figure 1/6th of disciples are chosen by Christ to "carry the sword", become sheep dogs.

Some of these "sheep dogs" end up in the military. Some of these become cops or firemen or engineers. Some fall. Some don't. Some eat the occasional sheep and some of those are forgiven.

Some are ripped apart by wolves.

Everyone who puts their faith in Christ goes to heaven, even if you don't like what they do.

Answer 7

Everyone sins. That's why Jesus died. Christians aren't supposed to seek out sin. There are many people who call themselves Christian but are posers. There are also people who think because they are not Muslim then they must be Christian. Every walk of life has its posers.

Answer 8

Luckily, Mr. So Called Christian, God can see the heart and knows if all your "derties" outed you as a faker

Answer 9

believing isnt all it takes... even the demons believe that Jesus was the Messiah... and they are not going to heaven. If you do any sin with the thought that you can do what you want, God already knows your heart and you will be judged... He is righteous and just...

Answer 10

everone does sins in the world. But God can always forgive them. You even done sins and I have done sins. God can forgive anyone if you really are sorry. When I do a sin I pray for forgiveness. And geuss what? You feel a whole lot better. :)

Answer 11

...The Apostle Paul, who penned most of the New Testament under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, called himself the "chief of sinners", observe:
1Timothy 1:15 "This is a faithful saying and worthy of all acceptance, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, of whom I am chief."
...But we are all guilty before God.
..."All have sinned and come short of the glory of God."
Romans 3:23
...1 John 1:8 "If we say we have no sin, we are deceiving ourselves and the truth is not in us."
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...As to your 2nd question, a Christian does NOT get a license to sin - a Christian sins habitually faces God's disciplinary action and possibly an early death is he does not change his mind and actions.
...Christians are called to holy lives of service to God and others. We read this in Galations 5:13:
..."For you were called to freedom, brethren; only do not turn your freedom into an opportunity for the flesh, but through love serve one another."
...Last comment: No one, but no one lives a totally sinless life - Jesus is the only sinner one who ever lived.
...He said in John 8:46, "Which one of you convicts Me of sin?"
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...If you never have, I urge you to believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and be saved. Acts 16:31
...Whosoever will, may come.