Any sin is forgivable as long as you repent and truly mean it. God will know your heart.

It is sad to see people like this in the world just pushing away people from church and leading them astray
He called me out for my name.
So if you enjoy reading here's a little conversation






As long as you repent for the sins and truly mean it you will be forgiven, the only time that will not happen is if you commit a sin and you do not repent and then you die.
Other wise you're telling me that any person who has denied the existence of God at some point in their life will be going to hell....And that, Sir, is the most radical idea I have ever heard.
You might want to reconsider the Church you have been attending.



Answer me this, Do you believe that Paul was forgiven? He persecuted Christians and he spoke against Christ.

Acts 2:38
Peter replied, "Repent and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins. And you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit.


Unless you go to a church that does not believe in baptism for the remission of sins. In which case I will be happy to show you my little lesson I did on that as well.


Look forward to hearing from you.









And I know that you will not read all of this but



"The unforgivable sin of speaking against the Holy Spirit has been interpreted in various ways, but the true meaning cannot contradict other Scripture. It is unequivocally clear that the one unforgivable sin is permanently rejecting Christ (John 3:18; 3:36). Thus, speaking against the Holy Spirit is equivalent to rejecting Christ with such finality that no future repentance is possible. 'My spirit shall not always strive with man,' God said long ago (Genesis 6:3).

…In the context of this particular passage (Matthew 12:22-32), Jesus had performed a great miracle of creation, involving both healing and casting out a demon, but the Pharisees rejected this clear witness of the Holy Spirit. Instead they attributed His powers to Satan, thus demonstrating an attitude permanently resistant to the Spirit, and to the deity and saving Gospel of Christ" [Henry M. Morris, The Defender's Study Bible (Iowa Falls, Iowa: World Bible Publishers, 1995), emphasis added.].

What is the difference between the two types of blasphemy described in Matthew 12? Why is the sacrifice of Christ ineffective as an atonement for the sin of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit?

Respected Christian theologian Dr. F.F. Bruce writes,

"…Speaking against the Son of man might be due to a failure to recognize Him for what He is. So Paul recalls how in his pre-Christian days he thought it his duty to oppose the name of Jesus of Nazareth. But if, having seen the light on the Damascus road, he had deliberately closed his eyes to it and kicked out against the goad which was directing him into the true path, that would have been the sin against the Holy Spirit.

The Holy Spirit persuades and enables men to accept Christ and enjoy the saving benefits of the gospel [John 16:8; 1 Corinthians 2:12-14; Acts 7:51], but if anyone refuses to submit to the Spirit's gracious constraint, preferring to call good evil and evil good, how can the gospel avail for him? The deliberate refusal of the grace of God is the one sin which by its very nature is irremediable" [F.F. Bruce, Answers to Questions (Grand Rapids, Michigan: Zondervan Publishing House, 1973), pp. 46-47.].

"Anyone who rejects the Holy Spirit's convicting influence and does not repent will not be forgiven, 'neither in this world, neither in the world to come' (Matthew 12:32)" [Ray Comfort, “The Unpardonable Sin,” The Evidence Bible (Gainesville, Florida: Bridge-Logo Publishers, 2001).].





“Jesus thus regards blasphemy against the Spirit—permanently rejecting his identity (Matthew 12:18) as attested by the Spirit's works (12:28)—as the worst of sins”

Some things that people can't seem to get in their minds is the Adolf Hitler being forgiven. Tell our viewers how if Adolf Hitler had repented he would have gone to Heaven also. Even though he had killed millions and millions of people even he wasn't totally lost without any hope of redemption.

Now I am a Christian and all but for the purposes of revealing how graceful our God truly is you need to show how someone like Adolf Hitler can repent and be forgiven.

I will pray for FatZero

More importantly than Adolf is Paul....Paul became one of the most active and useful apostles for Jesus Christ. He used to persecute Christians and talk against Christ.