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And indeed, given God made your mind the freest free speech platform, you insult him, when you censor it, in line with humans right? That obviously then, would sever connection with God himself. As, you would be saying humans overrule him, can you believe that? It's like people, when are you gonna wise up, and stop being posers. Yes here I'm talking posers for, or as, "believers" or lovers of God. Likewise, I keep coming back to the "holy spirit." I mean we could go with Jesus too, but the holy spirit, is usually more presented as "that which convicts." But yet again, so many people, just seem to think the purpose of God, and anything of God, is to just placate and flatter your ego? ๐ I just don't get it. What's going on in your mind man. ๐ But yeah, people seemingly just always have a problem being called out on anything. And yet, you "have" the holy spirit? Or you say you want it, or honor it, and on and on. But, just telling you what you want to hear is not "convicting" you of anything. Especially not anything of God. Obviously too, purpose of that, is to then open up path to "forgiveness" and mercy. Which yet again people miss how? There can't be any forgiveness, or mercy, if you are not being convicted of the sin in the first place. Like this is the basic process and steps of it. To even make it possible, to be forgiven. And people view it as some evil(that you are the enemy or trying to be the enemy too, when bringing up what they're doing wrong), But really your'e just condemning yourself then. Ands thus then the actual true evil. ๐ซ ugh ugh ugh And as you know, what's the unforgiveable sin? Blasphemy against the holy spirit. Which yes, that would be blasphemy, to proclaim that the work of the holy spirit, is evil. And why? As I just said, you can't even be forgiven. And can't be given any mercy, because you're denying the first step. You have to, become aware, of the sin. To "repent." Basic stuff, people. And you can't get mercy without indication, without display, of genuine repentance.