The truth shall set you free. For we were once enslaved to sin.<\/p>\n
So, when we're christians, if one has doubt of what he\/she's doing is right before God even to the slightest degree, he\/she could ask him\/herself that if this practice is taken out of his\/her life:<\/p>\n
FIRSTLY, can he\/she do it? Not just verbally, but in action.<\/p>\n
Secondly, is removing such habit diminishing glorifying God? (Or to put it plainly, is removing such habit a bad thing before God)<\/p>\n
If the answer to the first condition is yes, and no to the second, then why not abolish such habit.<\/p>\n
If the answer to the first condition is no, and no to the second, then one is still enslaved by sin. He\/She merely understood what it means to repent, to be saved by Christ, but not truly experiencing it by faith.<\/p>\n
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The truth shall set you free. For we were once enslaved to sin. So, when we're christians, if one has doubt of what he\/she's doing is right before God even to the slightest degree, he\/she could ask him\/herself that if … Continue reading