Would you prefer never to have sinned, or are you (somewhat) grateful to have sinned somtimes?

Answer 1

I don't know how I would have learned a lot of lessons if I never sinned. I wouldn't be able to give very good advice to my kids if I never sinned.

I think grateful!

Answer 2

Well, when I first sinned, it felt good; but when I got saved, I looked back on the things that I did, and I said "Whoa... was that really me? Wow. I really was a miserable person. I can't believe I did all of that stuff!"

Nowadays, I am glad that I got saved. I have a lovely girlfriend, and I am slowly, but surely, getting my life back together. Sure, the temptations are still there, but I learned to pass over them. So yes, I am glad I was like that. Because if it wasn't, I would never have experienced the great feeling that I got when my sins were taken off of my shoulders by my great savior, Jesus Christ. And tell me, who hasn't sinned in their life? because the bible says: "All have sinned and fallen short of his glory," which means we are born with sin, and only Jesus can take it away. Without him dying for our sins, we'd all go to Hell when we die.

Answer 3

Recently we've had big discussion in my family as to what to do with my dad. We can put him in a nursing home prematurely and take his houses and money. This would be murder (and theft), only slow. Having already seen the consequences of getting rid of somebody for your own convenience ( I aborted my first baby), I know for sure that murder for any reason is not for me. So, I'm grateful for that knowledge, and yes, my little one did not die in vain.

You are probably speaking about sins of passion, though. O.K.: Our love was sincere, but the results were horrifying and sad, all around. All the good that came of it could have been accomplished happily by following God's way.

Answer 4

While I don't believe in the concept of sin, I have done some things I regret. I've also done some things I wish I could do again. I never hurt anyone intentionally (well, at least anyone who didn't try to hurt me first). As for the supposedly "naughty" things: They're some of my best memories.

Answer 5

Both to be honest. Though our definition isnt the same, my answer still fits.

Giving someone a thumbs down out of spite would probably be classified as a sin I suppose? Kinda goes against the whole love and respect thing.

This is a great question. But I must say Sorry I wont give it a star because of all the "controversy"

Answer 6

As I look back on my life. I have made tons of wrong decisions and mistakes that molded me into the person I am today. God loves you no matter what and I believe everything happens for a reason. I learned from my past. I am now learning things and feeling things in myself I never was open enough to see. Life has it's ups and downs. Learn from them. Nicole

Answer 7

I would have been nice if we had never sinned. But thank God Almighty for the Blood of Jesus, cause we never have worry about sin again. Ever.
I Cr 13;8a

Answer 8

sinning is as good for you as rain is. You gotta have a little sin to appreciate the good life. If every day was sunny, you would not appreciate that either.
I sin regularly, but nothing big. Smoking drinking, a bit of swearing, watching girls with my horney thoughts.... But I do have limits.

Answer 9

I hate guilt. I'm not grateful that I sinned. I could learn my lesson another way.

Answer 10

It's okay to sin, due to we all are sinners. We learn from our mistakes, that's why we are here on earth, to learn before we enter heaven for eternity. Life long learning:) Once you learn through all the experiences awaiting you, once you see from the wide view, the whole picture, and gain understanding and knowledge, your closer to heaven:)