Is reading smut stories a sin?

Smut is a visual engaging topic that requires personal experiences. If your visualizing a sexual encounter, then yes, that is sin. One other thing, if your thinking about another person in a sexual manner, that is a formof rape since you do not have their concent.

Does God forgive me for repeating my sins?

The answer is no. You can be forgiven if you are sincere, even if you had to redo it hundred of times. But everytime it must be sincere repentance and remorse. People in their weakness can repeatedly sins, some out of habits, some out of addiction.

What are the bad words in Spongebob?

However, as it’s a children’s show, spongebob might be saying the words that kids would know and find hilarious, without being too racy: damn, jerk, ugly, stupid, fart knocker….

Can We sin too much to be forgiven?

Behind every major false belief is a failure to study God’s word. No one who’s thoroughly read the Bible could conclude we can sin too much or be too bad to be forgiven. This certainly isn’t an excuse to sin more. Rather, it should give us the courage and hope to turn to God in repentance and stop sinning.

Does God want you to Know you are Forgiven?

But you must also remember, Jennifer, that while God wants you to know you are forgiven, Satan wants you to feel guilty. Satan, the prince of darkness, knows your feelings of guilt keep you (in your mind) separated from God. The Book of Revelation calls Satan the deceiver of the whole world.

Why do we run out of forgiveness from God?

These are some of the more likely reasons the idea of running out of forgiveness from God has taken root so strongly. Besides, of course, that Satan does everything in his power to keep people from knowing the truth. He hates people and especially the sacred and complete salvation offered by God to humanity.

What did Jesus mean when he said “forgive the sins of anyone”?

If that is so, then what did Jesus mean when he told the apostles: “If you forgive the sins of anyone, they are forgiven; if you retain those of anyone, they are retained”? ( John 20:23) He was describing a unique authority that he would give to the apostles when they received the holy spirit .