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| − | The Roman Catholic Church | + | The Roman Catholic Church believes the only way a sinner can escape their sin is through [[confession]]. God's love is unconditional; however, the ultimate sin is apostasy as displayed in Matthew 21. |
===[[Forgiveness]]=== | ===[[Forgiveness]]=== | ||
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Sin is any act, or thought, or word or choice thing that is contrary to the will of God or falls short of perfection. Jesus called his followers to "Be perfect, even as your Father in Heaven". Sin is anything that separates us from God. Sin leads to spiritual blindness and to death. In the Bible we are taught that every person is under sin, yet, 'while we were still helpless, at the right time Christ died for the ungodly'.
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The Roman Catholic Church believes the only way a sinner can escape their sin is through confession. God's love is unconditional; however, the ultimate sin is apostasy as displayed in Matthew 21.
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