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- Pertaining to the unforgivable sin, the person committing the sin of presumption believes s/he can attain, without the aid of God, salvation. In addition, s/he lives as if God will always extend mercy without the person ever intending to truly repent of sin.
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Jun 13, 2018 · Pertaining to the unforgivable sin, the person committing the sin of presumption believes s/he can attain, without the aid of God, salvation. In addition, s/he lives as if God will always extend mercy without the person ever intending to truly repent of sin.
Saint Thomas Aquinas replies that it is a question of a sin that is 'unforgivable by its very nature, insofar as it excludes the elements through which the forgiveness of sin takes place' (ST 2b:14:3).
It's a sin because it contravenes our basic understanding of God and His compassion, His omnibenevolence and His faith-keeping.
Apr 25, 2024 · The “unforgivable sin” is the sin of refusing to be forgiven. It is the determination to continue in sin at all costs.
Jul 5, 2023 · Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is the “Unforgivable Sin,” the eternal sin that will never be forgiven by God because it involves the deliberate and free will decision to reject God’s love, mercy, and the graces that He desires to grant to us.
Jun 15, 2006 · Looking at the Catechism of the Catholic Church, blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is the “deliberate refusal” to accept God’s mercy and forgiveness (no. 1864). Six species of this sin have been identified over time as (1) Despair; (2) Presumption; (3) Impenitence or a firm determination not to repent; (4) Obstinacy; (5) Resisting divine ...
Mar 22, 2024 · The unforgivable sin is not merely that sin for which the actor does not seek forgiveness but is the sin that the individual compounds within his own soul at his rejection of the Holy Spirit.
