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dfp42
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So obviously we can she’s not in good conscience if the behavior keeps on persisting. Either the priest told her it’s ok to continue living in sin or she simply told herself it’s ok because her conscience told her so. Which still leads me into my second question.
If someone is living in sin and you do your best to explain to them that this is wrong. Do they have knowledge at the point you tell them its a sin? Or can we say even if you explain to them its a sin and they really don’t think it is no matter what you say, is it still a sin to this person? Just because we say hey this is a serious sin does that mean they have full knowledge? It seems like an easy way out to keep rationalizing things away saying oh no no its not a sin to me so therefore they get a free pass because its not a sin to them.
If someone is living in sin and you do your best to explain to them that this is wrong. Do they have knowledge at the point you tell them its a sin? Or can we say even if you explain to them its a sin and they really don’t think it is no matter what you say, is it still a sin to this person? Just because we say hey this is a serious sin does that mean they have full knowledge? It seems like an easy way out to keep rationalizing things away saying oh no no its not a sin to me so therefore they get a free pass because its not a sin to them.