Are we drowning in sin?Who can meet the demands of infinite holiness regarding sin but Christ?

Question

If we sin we are slaves to sin.

Let he who is without sin cast the first stone
we are not to judge or condemn each other.
But we need to admit when the water is swirling all around us that we are in danger of drowning. CHRIST RAN ALL OF THE ACCUSERS AWAY. THE ADULTRESS WAS NOT STONED TO DEATH BECAUSE OF HIS WORDS.
SHE COULD NOT SAVE HERSELF
WE CANNOT SAVE OURSELVES
WE ALL MAKE MISTAKES------WE ALL NEED A SAVIOR
IS THIS AT LEAST FOOD FOR THOUGHT?????

Answer 1

Perfect Happiness: Now and Forever

[41:30] Those who proclaim: "Our Lord is GOD," then lead a righteous life, the angels descend upon them: "You shall have no fear, nor shall you grieve. Rejoice in the good news that Paradise has been reserved for you.

[41:31] "We are your allies in this life, and in the Hereafter. You will have in it anything you wish for; you will have anything you want.

[41:32] "(Such is your) ultimate abode, from a Forgiver, Most Merciful."

http://www.submission.org/suras/sura41.html

Answer 2

Nobody's drowning; sin means disobedience to your god, who doesn't exist, so the concept is meaningless. Your christ is dead; he cannot meet any demands. You are the slave to superstition; I am free. I don't need a savior, though it would be nice to be saved from the likes of people like you, who cannot even understand that some people have different beliefs, and there's no logical reason for you to hold on to your beliefs.

Answer 3

So a guy disperses a mob and gets a hooker off the hook and suddenly he's a saviour? Hell, Hitler probably helped an old lady across the street once or twice.

Answer 4

You might be drowning in sin, but I'm not, I can assure you.

Answer 5

No but you're obviously drowning in your own delusions.