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Joseph
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Dear All,
I was reviewing the list of the Six Sins Against the Holy Spirit. The first one listed is the"presumption of God’s mercy." What does this mean? Underwhat circumstances does one presume on God’s mercy? Does it mean that there is a limit to His mercy while we are alive?
I can understand that if one is “obstinant in sin” (sin #5), one should not presume that, given this execise of our free will, God would show mercy or that we would be able to receive His mercy.
Is there another situation or set of circumstances in which one would presume upon God’s mercy?
Thanks and God bless!
Joseph
I was reviewing the list of the Six Sins Against the Holy Spirit. The first one listed is the"presumption of God’s mercy." What does this mean? Underwhat circumstances does one presume on God’s mercy? Does it mean that there is a limit to His mercy while we are alive?
I can understand that if one is “obstinant in sin” (sin #5), one should not presume that, given this execise of our free will, God would show mercy or that we would be able to receive His mercy.
Is there another situation or set of circumstances in which one would presume upon God’s mercy?
Thanks and God bless!
Joseph