the nature of sin

[arewethereyet]

Well, let's see...you and yours are prone to saying that atheists don't believe in god or follow theistic rules because they want to sin and have no morals - because you can only get morals from gawd and the Bible.

Then you come in here and say that you don't get your morals from the Bible either.

Pick a side - any side.

So, where do these morals and rules regarding sin come from?  If you, the believer, don't need the Bible to tell you what's right and wrong than why would anyone else?

glob.. watch the video as you don't seem to read anything i write.

you just assume everything..

i have never flip flopped on this my views on sin have always been different. as i know or understand morality only represents 1/3 of sin.

this is why i say morality is your standard to try and circumvent the need for atonement. that morality is the standard of popular culture it is the amount of sin you find acceptible to live in, and still judge yourself good.

God's judgement was never about good or bad moral or not. Jesus said none of us are 'good.' which means heaven is not filled with good people, rather i mean to say being good is not what heaven is about. which means sin has a different meaning than poor morals.

watch the video  or read what i wrote the gae Bologna 
(this is why i make videos because each of you always needs me to explain thing to them personally) you are asking for a 10 page report per person which says the same thing. the same thing i said in the op btw. and placed a video

I wouldn't watch one of your videos if there was a cash prize at the end of it.