Examples of Mortal Sins?

[@ripironman9224]

Remeber even though he gave that list you would still need to follow all three guidelines for it to be considered a mortal sin. You might not know that something is as serious as it truly is . Therefore you did not conepltely reject God and have full knowledge that what you are doing is wrong.

[@Tocairos]

What if someone believes in a heresy their whole life not knowing it’s a heresy? What about people who struggle with things like porn but are trying to not do it, is it still mortal? Like addictions, a drug addict trying to stop, vs a drug addict not wanting to stop.

[@q-petebassin2557]

⁠@@Tocairosmost of the time addiction doesn’t count. Addiction involves near involuntary will of the mind which means the last 2 requirements of a mortal sin aren’t met. This is the same as some people who believe in heresy. So this applies to Protestants. A Protestant who grew up Protestant in a Protestant community and knows nothing other than Protestantism isn’t a heretic. A heretic or for heresy to be mortal is to know the truth, and willingly reject that and preach something deemed heretical instead. Catholics believe anyone, even atheists can be saved. God is merciful and will find any reason for us to be with him even if it’s the smallest reason there is. For example if you leave the church because you were abused, and join some Pentecostal church, God will not send you to hell over that. He is merciful. You will go to hell if you reject him and live in mortal sin

[@IsraelCountryCube]

​@@q-petebassin2557wow. This. Is good Catholic thought coherent spoken!; God bless

[@GogglesOstrich]

1 John 5:13 ESV I write these things to you who believe in the name of the Son of God, that you may know that you have eternal life. Ephesians 2:8-9 ESV For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, [9] not a result of works, so that no one may boast. Romans 11:6 ESV But if it is by grace, it is no longer on the basis of works; otherwise grace would no longer be grace. ❤✝️

[@ripironman9224]

@@Tocairos porn is a mortal sin every time you do it. When you go to watch park you usually get convicted to not watch it but you still watch it. That makes it mortal.

[@jordanmiller3927]

I saw “missing mass” and instantly thought, “guess I gotta put on more muscle or I’m going to Hell”

[@Galazy_777]

Same, I miss mass before, and I didn’t know it put me in literal grave danger. For some reason, I just thought, ‘because I go to the church on Saturday for lessons, I’m fine’ or something. I don’t know the exact definition of mortal sins before, but now I do. And tbh, a lot of my family skips Mass for some reason. We are all Catholics, and had not known this, best of love

[@jlouis4407]

Lol

[@luigimrlgaming9484]

My spiritual body has been through 3 wars by this definition.

[@smax._.7022]

With God We can Go throught it♥️✝️

[@JesusOurSavior7777]

Greatest man in history - Had no degree, yet they called him Teacher. - Had no medicines, yet they called him Healer. - He had no army, yet kings feared Him. - He won no military battles, yet He conquered the world. - He committed no crime, yet they crucified Him. - He was buried in a tomb, yet He lives today
""His name is Jesus"" Aka God in the flesh Poem By Lyle C Rollings III Romans 10:9-10 That if you confess with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. 10 For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved.

[@Royal_Khlcken]

Nah. everyone know's GEORGE WASHINGTON IS THE GREATEST MAN IN HISTORY! YEEEEEEEEEEE-HAAW...

[@ICXCIsLord]

Beautiful poem 😍💓

[@Dr.D4C]

He was a lier

[@Spuurtzithink]

Not* a Liar*

[@Dr.D4C]

@@Spuurtzithink he was a "LIER"

[@Mr.Doggo83]

Bruh my spiritual body makes what happened to Gojo look like a fever 💀

[@joostbel1680]

😂

[@pigthepirategaming2948]

So was mine without even knowing it. Thanks be to Christ who has healed my spiritual body

[@based169]

"3. At last, you have to know it's a mortal sin" Thank God

[@AbdulAlHasRol]

Now you know it. Next time will be a mortal sin.

[@AsaelrRodriguez]

So that means it if I did not know it the past what someone was doing was horrible towards Gods word it counts as a venial sin since I did not have full knowledge?

[@Catholic_guy513]

Its guys like you that inspire me to create my own content for Jesus, thank you and continue what you do

[@Dillpickle1997]

Do it brother. I'm looking forward to coming across it.

[@Dr.D4C]

But for the god sake don't spread misinformation on and other religions Teach Buddha's teaching not for the I am not talking about Buddhism I am talking about the things Buddha did to enlighten I am looking forward that you will do these things

[@SaintSC05]

Do not be disheartened! Yes, these are mortal sins, but all you must do is repent and ask for forgiveness. You shall have it!

[@c.Ichthys]

Only in the Sacrament of Confession with an ordained Priest/Bishop can mortal sin be absolved. That is why Jesus breathed God's breath upon His Apostles and declared whose sins you forgive are forgiven and whose sins you retain are retained.

[@johnyoung9976]

​@@c.Ichthysthe whole. Point of Christ dying was to save us from sin that we may have a relationship with him only way to be saved is through him only way to salvation is through Christ who as well can forgive sin 1 John 1:9 tells us to confess to God not a priest He is faithful and just to forgive us of our sin and cleanse us from all unrighteousness He talking about God I mean yes I agree confess your faults one to another as stated in the Bible but to say that's the only way to be forgiven of sin is taking alittle to far as stated in 1 John 1:9 kinda sounds like you're saying God himself can't forgive us only a priest can and the only way to be saved and forgiven is through a priest

[@c.Ichthys]

@@johnyoung9976 thank you for your response, but you are mistaken on many things. Jesus delegated His authority to the Apostles and breathed God's breath upon them and said what? John 20:21-23 Read it. Jesus our Shepherd delegated Peter to be the visible head Shepherd on earth over Jesus's sheepfold (The Catholic Church) to guide and tend Jesus's sheep and lambs. Read John 21:15-17. Know when Jesus renamed Simon as Rock? The very 1st time Jesus met him in John 1:42. Cephas is Aramaic and means Rock. Then in Mt 16:18 Jesus reiterated the name of Rock to Simon (Mt was originally written in Aramaic) and Jesus King of kings gave to Simon Peter the keys to the kingdom of heaven (symbol of absolute authority to rule and guide in place of the king).

[@c.Ichthys]

@@johnyoung9976 The Catholic Church (Bride of Christ) is the household of God and the pillar and bulwark of truth. Not you or your teachers. We know that salvation is only through Jesus. Btw, Jesus redeemed all humans, past, present and future when He died on the cross. He didn't save all humans: Salvation and forgiveness of sins is not automatic. Now, let me ask you: when Peter and Paul raised the dead, was it them, or did Jesus work through them? When they healed the sick, was it them or Jesus working through them? When they administer the Sacrament of baptism and the stain of original sin, and any personal sins, are then removed and cleansed from the soul, is it they who removed those or is it Jesus working through them? Same with the Sacrament of Confession: Jesus gave us this soul saving, restorative Sacrament and only an ordained successor of the Apostles (priest/bishop) has the authority to absolve sins or not to forgive. We can offer to forgive someone who has sinned against us but we cannot absolve them of their sins. Read James 5:16; 2 Cor 2:10, 2 Cor 5:20.

[@c.Ichthys]

@@johnyoung9976 part 1) The Catholic Church (Bride of Christ) is the household of God and the pillar and bulwark of truth. Not you or your teachers. We know that salvation is only through Jesus. Btw, Jesus redeemed all humans, past, present and future when He died on the cross. He didn't save all humans: Salvation and forgiveness of sins is not automatic. Salvation is a gift we either accept or reject. It's not Faith Alone, or Bible Alone (no such things). Jesus told believers to obey His commandments/teachings; Listen to The Church; obey your Bishops, and more.

[@macfin8673]

James 2:10 Whosever shall keep the whole law, yet offend one point, is guilty of all.

[@johnyoung9976]

Luckily Christ fulfilled the law and we are now under grace tho we should keep some aspects like the 10 commandments going strictly by the entire law wouldn't save us anymore no one could perfectly keep the law only through Christ is their salvation

[@macfin8673]

​@@johnyoung9976 This quote comes from the New Testament. I'm not suggesting that we should adhere to the law, but when you introduce legalism that claims some sins are worse than others, you miss a core point of the Gospels.

[@hanskristoff1787]

​@@macfin8673It was litteral yJesus's own words that some sins are not as serious as the others. I suggest that you should stop cherry pickibg Bible verses.

[@macfin8673]

@hanskristoff1787 again you miss my point. I'm not trying to say all sins are equal in terms of their consequences and punishment. But all sins equally put you in danger of judgement from God . Or maybe you can explain why Jesus during the sermon on the mount equated hatred to murder? (Matthew 5:21) The point I'm trying to make is that viewing some sins as lesser or more okay is fundamentally wrong and a way that will ultimately lead you to commit the unforgivable sin. Jesus didn't say "ah bro you only gossiped or lied a little man, as long as you didn't murder you'll be fine". If you want a biblical example of not checking your sins and letting one sin lead to another then take a look at Genesis chapter 4. Simply put all sins are worthy of repentance and we're very lucky that the grace and sacrifice of Jesus is extended to us.

[@macfin8673]

Lucky is the wrong word. Loved is more accurate.

[@CharbelRouhana-Cross]

This video saved my soul I can not thank you enough Brother Amen.✝️🙏❤️

[@pedrofromrio645]

Masturbation is one that can be only a grave sin under certain circumstances. Addiction can hinder the intention to separate oneself from God. It does not excuse, but if you have an addiction, it can take away you free will from time to time.

[@TELEGUN102pl]

You saved me bro

[@Limeskin]

It could also just be a legal matter of sin leading to death. Such being if I lie to my friend, that's a sin not leading to death. But to commit murder is a sin leading to death according to the law of the land.

[@chrisjericho1779]

Another way to purge you of mortal sin is, perfect contrition. It's repentance, done with the whole heart of the person, and it is out of their selfless love for God, (Unlike imperfect contrition, which basically means it is out of fear of Hell) and a great urge to go to confession immediately. Basically, let's say somebody dies on their way to confession or they had repented and promise to go to confession asap, will they go to hell? Given the circumstance, no. God knows your heart and sees your contrition, and He is not bound by the sacraments (the same way with the circumstance of Saint Dismas, though not able to confess, get baptized, or partake in communion, is nonetheless saved by Christ) Of course, you still cannot receive the Eucharist until you get an absolution, and perfect contrition does not dispose you of going to confession and getting an absolution.

[@garyworth6046]

Actually, just nit picking, Dismas is the first sacramental confession, to Jesus Himself no less. Dismas says to Jesus (and the other thief), about the punishment of crucifixion, "we are getting what we deserve." This was an admission of sin, and Dismas was saying he was sorry and asking Jesus for forgiveness. He got it, too. Now, he is St. Dismas.

[@Yesbutactuallyno788]

How about psychological problems that lead to sins?

[@jlouis4407]

That has to do with will and those whose will is compromised has their culpability reduced and it may not be mortal because of it and only venial

[@aidanstraub]

mortal sins being "I lost the game" because once you know they are mortal sins they are mortal sins.

[@mikejay1385]

Lol I feel that in a way but remember, if you are privileged to come to a depth of understanding regarding the faith that you understand the gravity of mortal sin, then you also understand that it's never worth it to risk you relationship with God and with yourself by committing them. Of course we still do and of course God will forgive, but honestly, I can say I've only improved because of this new understanding. "To whom much is given much is expected." God bless and great comment 😂!

[@johnyoung9976]

I'm protestant but half those I knew were sins never knew they were called mortal sins but I knew they were sins some of them ngl didn't understand what they were

[@MM-pv5tp]

I’m a Protestant looking to convert to Catholicism, but this is exactly what’s getting in my way of converting. I feel like if I become a Catholic, I would suffer from scrupulosity because of the whole mortal vs venial sins system.

[@olekcholewa8171]

Think of it as not a straight list of what is what but a general guideline of how grave a sin is. For example, gossip is not always only a venial sin since it can lead to some seriously harmful stuff sometimes. Likewise missing mass is not always a mortal sin. It all depends on the circumstances under which the sin was committed.

[@BlackHoledood]

Same here. This probably the biggest reason why I am not a catholic.

[@vinb2707]

As a Catholic, I fully trust in the Lord. I know that He is merciful and that His Love for me is endless. Learn to Love Him and it becomes harder to sin. And when you do sin, which for me unfortunately is still often enough, I sit in church and look at the crucifix and it reminds me of why our Lord gave His life for me, for us. If you commit grave sin such as voluntarily stop going to mass for a few years, or gossip heavily about someone and they found themselves in a difficult situation because of what you said, etc. , just know that He pointed out Sister Faustina, His mercy is endless. All you have to do is sincerely ask. And if you’re are concerned that you weren’t sincere enough, just the very fact that you’re concerned shows a level of contrition that is enough for our Lord.

[@ぷらぐ]

Yes this is indeed a valid point but it’s not valid in the way to keep you safe. God will still hold you accountable to the same degree because you have the same written word in which it is taught. Your unmindfulness of the whole word isn’t an excuse but God in his righteousness will acknowledge it. The real question here is that, will you use this as an excuse to not walk closer to Christ? Is knowing this such a burden that you refuse to come closer to him? Imagine this as Jesus asking Peter to walk out from that boat onto the storming sea to come closer to him. Jesus will not abandon you. He won’t let you drown. He won’t let you sink. Keep yourself in the presence of God. God promises it’s going to be okay. Run closer to him no matter what lays between you and him even if it’s your own feelings. Don’t be your own enemy.

[@jesusrosary9067]

Well now you know so might as well be Catholic now​@@BlackHoledood

[@custardyboi6951]

I debated an adult at my church, because he insisted that his friend who ended up killing himself with saved, was saved

[@Windynb]

thats an awful thing to try amd argue with them about, you have no idea what was going on in the person's life, maybe they didn't know suicide was a mortal sin, maybe they regretted it last second and asked God for forgiveness. All you should say to these people is that you pray that God showed them His mercy and salvation in their last moments.

[@custardyboi6951]

@@Windynb you just admitted that suicide is a mortal sin. He was chill about it. His argument is that mortal sins don’t send you to hell, which is obviously incorrect (un repented)

[@emiliogereros7112]

​@custardyboi6951 I think you might be wrong. Even if he committed but during the prosses asked forgivness, he will be speared. Because his Majesty Jesus Christ forgive all sin as long as you love him and confess to him, truly confess to him. Be good friend and support instead on boosting ego.

[@CosimoLanotte]

❤AMEN 😊

[@nathansidhu8326]

For the wages of sin is what? Notice there is no specification on what kind of sin, just sin in general.

[@javieryanezdiaz5945]

Amen ❤🙏 😊

[@Chelseafan3144]

All sin leads to death

[@jlouis4407]

Some more than others. “All unrighteousness is sin: and there is a sin not unto death.” 1 John 5:17

[@IdontKnow-jt2oz]

I get they want to release a bunch of one casting but does mini gt only have licensing for the rs6? Literally have done nothing else that I can recall. Need some justice for the r8 (street version) 😤

[@Papispike]

Wait is saw missing mass but doesn’t the Bible say pray in your closet or something along those lines.

[@osc7779]

How can you commit magic or sorcery if these arent real?

[@dimadurasov1160]

Death = separation from God. It doesn't matter what the sin is, they're all mortal and we are in need of God's grace

[@jhersonpetracorta1991]

Amen🙏🏻✝️🕊

[@Table_Tosser]

This guy is great the Gen Z version of Scott Hahn

[@Aurora-d7o9w]

The mortal sin is very serious SEVEN of mortal sin pride, wrath, lust, envy, gluttony, avarice and sloth those are the DEADLIEST sins

[@grandzazoflame]

What if i release my discharge without thinking if anything and not even touching it

[@jlouis4407]

David said blessed is the man to whom the Lord with not impute sin. He is obviously talking about venial sins here because he had to confess his murder of Uriah and adultery with Bathsheba to Nathan the prophet and he lost his child because of it.

[@chatbball]

Getting drunk is a mortal sin.. wow

[@gabilish_ART]

Even if it wasn't mortal sin, it's still not good to be drunk. 😂

[@kacap756]

I don't really think it is, drinking too much and too frequent is a sin, and drinking also leads to odder sins

[@kacap756]

@MarkStein-b5b This literaly proves my point, this verse says about alcohol abuse, not just drinking some from time to time

[@ぷらぐ]

@@kacap756 you’re really brave to take drunkenness and manipulate that into only alcohol addiction. You legit telling God you are going to take responsibility for it if you’re wrong….. the balls……

[@kacap756]

@@ぷらぐ English is not my first language so I use translation in my native language, and I think in Galatians 5, 19-21it is clear that is about abusing alcohol not just getting drunk sometimes. In rest of Bible it is also written about abusing alcohol

[@MetsFAN-46]

PLEASE REPLY I have committed a mortal sin but I'm a kid and i can't drive to go to confession and my parents are prostenant and i haven't told them I'm catholic yet am i doomed. PLEASE COMMENT

[@MetsFAN-46]

but i can't remember if i thought it was a sin or not

[@jlouis4407]

God understands all of that just get to confession when you are able don’t worry about it if you are unable.

[@MetsFAN-46]

@@jlouis4407 Thank you God Bless

[@garyworth6046]

So, you're a pretty holy person, going to confession weekly also. You go out one night, have a drink or two with friends, go home, go to bed, but first touch yourself a bit. Then you die in your sleep. Are you hellbound?

[@AndrewDematteis]

What night were you there? I was there with my school last Wednesday!!

[@VictorMadristas]

I have a question. Can we confess our sins to God in prayer or must it be to a priest?

[@mega6076]

I have same question

[@mega6076]

I also have this questions

[@AncientChristianLove]

@@mega6076Christ bless you friend from what I gathered veinal sins are sins that you can ask God for forgiveness anywhere at anytime whether in your home or before chruch or in the car. But mortal sins can only be forgiven with a priest present. Not because God doesn’t want to forgive you but since mortal sins are very grave and a good way to start repenting is by having a priest hear it to show God you are truly trying to repent. As we as humans unfortunately try to be slick and pretend we asked for forgiveness and not really work on it. But by driving to church going to confession and letting the priest hear your sins it shows humility and genuine effort ❤️

[@mega6076]

@@AncientChristianLove thanks

[@mega6076]

@AncientChristianLove what if I'm still working on it without going to a priest?

[@SonOfTh3RightHand]

I think there may be some problems with saying, “in 1 John 5 Jesus said.” I love my catholic brothers but please read the verses for yourselves

[@georgiann6412]

So contraception is a mortal sin?

[@gerardhearst8962]

Kind David and king Solomon did like a whole bunch of these

[@robertmacfarlane7723]

There is only one unforgiveable sin.

[@jlouis4407]

Only one unpardonable sin, but there are sins unto death and sins not unto death as well.

[@BoughtByYHWH]

I’m curious to know, what is the perspective on missing mass being a mortal sin? Does it come from Hebrews 10:24-25 (not neglecting to meet together)? Missing the sacraments? Definitely not a good thing by any means, just curious to see the argument for it being a mortal sin. Thanks 🙂

[@Rolioz-im3gz]

If someone explains lmk

[@codexman900]

It's a violation of the third commandment. It is grave in nature because you are essentially deliberately choosing to say no to God in worshipping and communing with Him. It is a special day only once a week, it is our Sabbath. But of course, there are circumstances we cannot control. Like when we are sick or taking care of someone that is sick, no churches nearby, there's a storm, or whatever it is that prevents us from going to the Mass. Additionally, that would not meet with one of the criteria for it to be a mortal sin: freely choosing to not go to Mass entirely. God knows our intentions.

[@BoughtByYHWH]

@@codexman900 Makes sense, thank you for your explanation!

[@Eliboi2749]

What if I didn't know it was a mortal sin

[@gabrielobateru7746]

Point of correction, Jesus did not state this exactly. It was the author of 1 John that did. So it cannot be directly quoted as the words of Jesus. God bless.

[@theunstopablegoat]

John said what Jesus said. The verse isn't about mortal sins but consequences of sin.

[@gabrielobateru7746]

@@theunstopablegoat Sins are classified by their consequences

[@theunstopablegoat]

@gabrielobateru7746 that verse is about sins wr commit everyday, and serious acts of disobedience like Annias. That's a sin leading to death. Or what Satan did. God does not say some of are worse then others. Jesus only says that it was worse for those people because they knew the truth and will face a more severe judgement.

[@gabrielobateru7746]

@@theunstopablegoat Alright. Thanks

[@Ionlyfeargod88]

So that means if you for example cuss its wrong yo dont nessecerally need to repent just work on you self not ti do it again rigth amen hallelujah ❤❤❤❤

[@antfromdeep]

No you still need to repent

[@MariaFlores-el4wy]

​@sliderxxxxx but is it still considered a venial sin

[@elibank463]

What is Matthew 5:21-22

[@Sero.Cross.C.O.C]

My problem is that system builds a idea that those sims don’t matter

[@demo5963]

​@MarkStein-b5b the Isrealites developed their teachings for thousands of years until Jesus came to correct them

[@ramona283]

missing mass is a mortal sin? i thought it was venial

[@IronInquisitor]

It's a violation of the third commandment. Missing mass is grave in nature, but it's not a mortal sin unless the other two criteria are met. Also, you can skip it if you're sick.

[@dariobarisic3502]

It's definitely a mortal sin, unless you're prevented to go by circumstances outside of your control (being sick, no church nearby, having to take care of your sick family member or something similar). If there's a church nearby, but not in your language you're still obligated to attend.

[@loveyourenemy7796]

@@dariobarisic3502 What if the church is Christian, but not Catholic. It is surprising how hard it is to find one in certain places.

[@hoyjude8902]

​@loveyourenemy7796 search live streaming on the internet. Many Catholic churches around the country live stream their mass every day. When we were on a road trip, we attended mass online live.

[@dariobarisic3502]

@@loveyourenemy7796 I would assume attending mass at other churches is not a proper substitute, especially because you can't recieve an Eucharist (as far as I know), so you wouldn't need to attend. But yeah, I'm not 100% sure. Honestly, I was never in situation where there is no Catholic church nearby.

[@UrSisterinChrist12]

I don't know what to do, today I intentionally withholded information (so basically lied), to make sure people wouldn't think I was weird and pick on me. I shouldn't of done it. I feel it is finall impentence for me?

[@albertoacosta8373]

"to make sure people wouldn't think I was weird and pick on me" unless you promote a sin to not look weird or unless you were an apostate to not look weird, you didn't commit mortal sin Of course don't do that again, and God is with you, you would become stronger in the next situation, if you need to say the truth say it, their opinion is not important, your happiness and the will of God is what is important

[@annemariekoutsky5054]

Matt 7:21-23 Not all who call Lord, Lord will enter Heaven...depart from Me you who practice lawlessness. Mark 7: 21-23 gives a list of sins too!

[@lukasantico5952]

Jesus isn’t the one talking in 1 John 5 In fact, Jesus doesn’t talk at all. That is John speaking. The words of Jesus are recorded in the 4 gospels, acts, and revelation.

[@momus2424]

The main differences between Orthodox Christianity and Roman Catholicism. the main things which keep our religions separate are: Papal Supremacy, Papal Infallibility, The Filioque, Absolute Divine Simplicity, Created Grace Doctrine, natural theology, scholasticism, Original sin, sacred heart doctrine, Immaculate conception, Purgatory, Merits/Indulgences, evolution of Dogma,imaginative prayer, "beatific vision" etc Then the Forced Celibacy of Priests, The use of Unleavened Bread in the Eucharist, The Adoption and change of the Christian calendar, The use of Renaissance statues, Pews, Child Communion, improper non immersion baptism, Cardinals, and differences in liturgical practices (Alter tables, Iconostasis, priest positioning etc) all of those things, we say the Western Church adopted and innovated and became heretical when they adopted these things. And we say that in the early church NONE of these things existed, there is no evidence of these things. No examples of Papal Infallibility, No examples of merits/indulgences, and no examples of unleavened wafer bread, and such. In fact in the west, In Rome. It looked a lot similar to how we Orthodox exist today. Our priests can get married, we use Icons and not statues, we use the old calendar etc Orthodoxy Vs Roman Catholicism: Energy Essence Distinction vs Absolute Divine Simplicity Ancestral Sin vs Original Sin Non Filioque Trinity vs Filioque Trinity Patriarchy vs Papacy Revealed Theology vs Natural Theology Hesychasm Vs Scholasticism Theosis vs Sanctification Married Priest vs Celibate Priests Infant Communion Vs Non Infant Communion Iconography vs Statues Full Immersion Baptism vs Sprinkle Baptism One Baptism vs Confirmation Baptism Leavened Communion Bread vs Unleavened Communion bread Julian Calendar vs Pope Gregory's Calendar We are not the same Religion, we do not have the same faith, and anyone who looks into either religions genuinely will see how different we are.

[@garyworth6046]

Except, about Catholicism, you're in the wrong. Very Jesus-like comment, though. Thanks.

[@Justin-kn6dp]

Nice list bro, but none of it matters since Peter is The Rock in which Christ built His Church upon 🪨⛪🌱

[@jlouis4407]

Before 1920 all Christian denominations opposed birth control, not only the Catholic Church remains.

[@TensileStrength]

I thought divorce wasn't a sin, just not recognized. So the only problem was any subsequent marriage was adultery. Can you clarify?

[@geraldinetoughey9622]

Any subsequent marriage is adultery yes. Divorce? I know someone who divorced becos his wife was a malicious alcoholic. He never remarried and he went to Mass every Sunday without receiving holy communion, as was the teaching at the time. He set up a social club from his church. They raised money for charity and went on holidays together. They went to over 100 countries around the world. He paid his church dues by direct debit so he could concentrate more on the Mass. After he died it was revealed that he did voluntary work for the St Vincent de Paul. His divorce didn't stop him from being devotional, a good catholic. He chose that way for himself.

[@whiteshadow6171]

"Deleting yourself"💀💀💀

[@wretolol-vn3bc]

what's even that

[@nickyv3819]

Flexcathedra was such a better name smh

[@theogoldzombie3634]

Aint no way that missing mass is a mortal sin. What if im sick?

[@IronInquisitor]

If you're sick it's fine

[@ihaveaname15]

The wages of sin is death

[@rizcar4]

I’m guilty of “grape”

[@MrJukeMasterDBD]

Huh?

[@ICXCIsLord]

If one commits mortal sin , and tries to go to mass but gets "deleted" (youtube blocks my comments) Will they still not be saved?

[@olekcholewa8171]

They would be

[@most_rustic_patrick]

God knows the desire of your heart. If you were going to take confession before or after Mass, I'm sure God knows your intention.

[@caseycardenas1668]

You would need what is called a perfect act of contrition. This is why whenever you sin, especially mortally, you should always say an act of contrition.

[@sr3821]

Excuse me, but a gossip may end up as life threatening chaos. It is not necessarily less evil than a murder.

[@sr3821]

@MarkStein-b5b OK, but there must be an explanation regarding that matter.

[@jlouis4407]

There are degrees

[@yoewey]

so people should stay in abusive relationships because divorce is a sin?

[@demo5963]

So a depressed man could delete himself and instead of God taking him in his loving presence which he never felt on earth he instead would go to a place of more hate no love and more depression.

[@LDGRXR]

Question: Do you catholics believe in magic/sorcery?

[@gabue7102]

Yes its in the bible but its forbidden in the bible also

[@denknichtschau2778]

Father, i have terrorized people

[@shannonreeves9458]

As always: )

[@dutchvanderlinde5812]

1,2,3,4,6,7,14,15,16,17,23,26

[@mrkwiatek23.]

Hold on, you commited them all? But how 26...

[@TheRealMisterBGaming]

Eh if you truly want to be saved by God, it is technically not too late. Only if you have engouh faith, turn away from your previous wrongdoings, and live a life that Jesus would have lived, everyda. I may not be able to promise you that you'll go to Heaven, regarding the 7. But if there's a chance, i say do it, there is nothing worse than losing hope. You may be able to turn it all around, immediately. And dedicate your life to Jesus, God and the Holy Spirit. I truly hope that I'll see you in heaven, brother/sister! May God bless you

[@isaiah3165]

Yeah but all sin leads to death the degree of consequences differ but all sin separates us from God. Thus the wages of sin is death.

[@johnyoung9976]

Would lust in general be a mortal sin?

[@albertoacosta8373]

Basically Yes: masturbation, fornication, adultery, use of contraception, incest, rape, having thougths of having sex with another person. All of these are mortal sins. A venial sin of lust would be, for example, consent looking at a girl in a not decent way, but almost all sins of lust are mortal.

[@mariomene2051]

But why does it say "do not pray for the sin unto death"? It sounds like it is not reversible. Like don't pray bc God will not change His mind. Either that or it's something someone has to repent from on their own. Change their own course. Before they can be helped through others' prayers.

[@pmcshow44]

One MUST repent of those sins through confession.

[@mljacko515]

Are the 7 deadly sins mortal

[@menz223]

can someone explain what "grave in nature means"

[@jlouis4407]

Stealing 1,000 dollars is more grave than stealing 10.

[@samuelmachado7791]

Can someone correct me? I thought divorce was just impossible, not a sin. Please help me thinking through this 😊

[@emiliomilian4284]

Jesus has a whole teaching where he explains that he forbids divorce and that the ancient Jews before him were allowed only because of the “hardness of their heart.” He then goes on to say that if you divorce and remarry you commit adultery. If you divorce and commit sexual sin other than adultery, you’d still sin. Here is where Jesus talks about divorce: Matthew 19: 3-9 3Some Pharisees came to him to test him. They asked, “Is it lawful for a man to divorce his wife for any and every reason?” 4“Haven’t you read,” he replied, “that at the beginning the Creator ‘made them male and female,’ a 5and said, ‘For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh’ b ? 6So they are no longer two, but one flesh. Therefore what God has joined together, let no one separate.” 7“Why then,” they asked, “did Moses command that a man give his wife a certificate of divorce and send her away?” 8Jesus replied, “Moses permitted you to divorce your wives because your hearts were hard. But it was not this way from the beginning. 9I tell you that anyone who divorces his wife, except for sexual immorality, and marries another woman commits adultery.” Therefore divorce is not just impossible, but a sin.

[@epicchannelCoolchannel]

❤

[@kenedygomes8495]

What is Simony

[@MCPickaxe]

"you have to know its a mortal sin" Then stop telling me what it is cause if i dont know what it is i cant commit one 😂

[@bgg5090]

Not at all consistent with the Bible.

[@ryanmorris6794]

Why bind yourself in chains to the Law when Christ came to set us free. Please everyone read Ephesians 1-3 to know thr riches we have in Christ

[@jlouis4407]

Paul is talking about the chains of the whole Law of Moses. “Do we then make void the law through faith? God forbid: yea, we establish the law.” Romans 3:31

[@johnyoung9976]

Whats schism

[@TungstenCarbide-hj9nl]

Why do confessions with a man when you can confess them and seek forgiveness from Christ directly?

[@carsongeo]

It’s not that you are giving your confession to that one man, but you are asking god to forgive you, just through a middle man.

[@TungstenCarbide-hj9nl]

@@carsongeo that's what I'm asking, why use a middle man when you can pray to him directly?

[@carsongeo]

@@TungstenCarbide-hj9nl Thats my fault for making my original reply kind of wrong, but what I didn’t realize myself was that you are talking to God because the priest says that he is talking in the name of Christ. So instead of the priest being the middle man, he is really just communicating as God if that makes sense.

[@TungstenCarbide-hj9nl]

@@carsongeo so he's giving you advice on what to do?

[@jlouis4407]

Jesus says if someone refuses to hear the Church let them be as a heathen and tax collector to you

[@derrick.a.martin]

How many of those grave sins are actually outlined as such in the Bible.? Cause a few of those are regulated in the Word... but the teaching of your "saints" is the voice of God to y'all, even though we're all saints if covered by the passover blood

[@mikejay1385]

I could probably find you clear scripture for 24 or 25 of the 27 and some scripture that loosely correlates with the other 2 or 3. If u want any specific mortal sins addressed, lmk. God bless!

[@derrick.a.martin]

@@mikejay1385 But there's a clear difference between a mortal sin and a regular one, so I'd figure all the mortal ones would be outlined in the word, not loosely correlated... if you hold that as your traditional belief, you should be able to find the root in the Bible, like divorce... I was just reading Deuteronomy and there is specific verses regarding divorce, and it wasn't outright forbidding it, and the bible said God divorced israel for being unfaithful... and drinking and getting high, if it's harmful to the temple of God, then yes, but there's a few verses I can point to that suggest the wine in the Bible, wasn't always juice... the specific wording is clear on these certain issues, and to call those ones a mortal sin is, in my opinion, adding to scripture

[@mikejay1385]

@derricka.martin6403 as for the divorce example, not all divorces are mortal sins within the rules of the church. The two ways a covenential marriage is/can be dissolved is through death and adultery. Referencing it as an example of a mortal sin in the video is referencing the common practice of divorce in today's culture which is "we are divorcing because we don't love eachother anymore, it's too hard, I need something different etc..." none of which are valid reasons, and so all gravely sinful because you are trying to tear apart a sacred Covenant without just cause.

[@Justhumbleme]

The saints in heaven are victorious! You want to limit God to bible only? Is the mission of Jesus finished?

[@derrick.a.martin]

@Justhumbleme "When Jesus therefore had received the vinegar, he said, IT IS FINISHED: and he bowed his head, and gave up the ghost", we all have victory in Christ, the work is done, what can you do to assist the power of the lamb of God's blood.? Receive it, then if you don't listen to your church leaders you lose it, no.! victory is victory, we know we are saved, and the bible says we can know... all of this is still work based salvation, like "if you don't live up to the Jesus standard, by our churches standards, then you're not really saved." That's so beyond arrogant to suggest

[@VictorMadristas]

I think God made me come hear.

[@rkenji2001]

How is not going to mass a sin? (This is a genuine question)

[@pmcshow44]

It's disobedience of one of the 10th commandments, respecting rest days. Dedicating at least one day of your week to God.

[@Guy.mp4.]

However, if you have a valid reason for missing mass, such as being sick or just unable to go, it isn't a sin at all.

[@DavidBrandon-50]

With all respect, I see an abundance of similarities between Catholics and first-century Pharisees and teachers of the law. Numerous parallels are found in the gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John) as well as Acts, Romans, and Colossians.

[@thomasjefferson5727]

Absolutely

[@garyworth6046]

Ok. You're not Christian. What are you?

[@jlouis4407]

“All unrighteousness is sin: and there is a sin not unto death.” 1 John 5:17

[@thomasjefferson5727]

1 John 5 are the words of John. This is not a quote of Christ, as far as we know. Insprired, infallable, we believe so, but not a quote of Jesus.

[@Curingadaloudi]

I'm 15, is it normal to be scared to go to hell bc i don't confess?(i try but the church only atends in 2 days on the week and i study at these day's. But im planing to go when i can)

[@theguy3517]

It's normal to be scared sometimes, but you should also make sure that if you are personally asking for contrition and repetance if you aren't able to make confession. I wouldn't dwell on hell too much, and I would look more towards what good you can do for yourself and others with a holy life rather than what punishment you might have if you don't.

[@Dr.D4C]

Bro just study work hard do good things like Buddha did you should not be scared of going to hell because there ain't one just study bro don't go to Church I will say and recommend because it will ruin your career or at least make it significantly harder

[@Dr.D4C]

Bro and second thing you have to realise that God is not a being it is a title

[@Spuurtzithink]

@@Dr.D4C Nonsense.

[@Dr.D4C]

@@Spuurtzithink your religion is 😉

[@wafflesaucey]

If you need to know it's a mortal din for it to lead to death, why did you tell us?

[@ligmaaaa]

is defending yourself a mortal sin? btw,do i have to go ro Church to xobfess?

[@RaulGoodman]

Depends, if u kill someone while defending yourself, that's a mortal sin.

[@RaulGoodman]

Depends, if you kill someone while defending yourself that's a mortal sin

[@RaulGoodman]

@StMaximilianKolbePrayForUs Ok, that's what I meant it depends on the situation, I said it on a general term, but it still is a last resort.

[@RaulGoodman]

@StMaximilianKolbePrayForUs Don't worry, thanks 👍 God bless you to

[@Death_GrimReaper]

What if they were trying to kill me?​@@RaulGoodman

[@nikolas-1145]

Hey quick question: what’s the difference between adultery and fornication? I’ve always been under the understanding that they’re interchangeable and mean the same thing, but this lists them separately implying a difference

[@VeritasVivet]

Fornication is an umbrella term for any kind of sexual sin, while adultery is specifically having sex with someone other than your spouse

[@nikolas-1145]

@@VeritasVivet so there’s a moderate dose of redundancy in that list? Why is that? Why not just keep it to fornication since it covers all sexual sin? While we’re at it wouldn’t that also cover IVF and abortion and grape and porn and sex before marriage altogether anyways?

[@VeritasVivet]

@@nikolas-1145 Probably… I’m not Catholic so I don’t endorse this list lol

[@mikejay1385]

​@nikolas-1145 Fornication is not an umbrella term the way it's used in this list, it refers to: "An act of sexual intercourse between a man and a woman who are not validly married, although they are free to marry. It is by its nature gravely sinful."

[@mikejay1385]

​@@VeritasVivet Fornication is not an umbrella term the way it's used in this list, it refers to: "An act of sexual intercourse between a man and a woman who are not validly married, although they are free to marry. It is by its nature gravely sinful."

[@loveyourenemy7796]

Not sure if you are missing 1Corinthians 11. Partaking unworthily.

[@destinyharfavalentino672]

Bruv in the context of 1 John 5 is not talking about spiritual death rather flesh death in the context if you saw someone commit a sin that doesn't bring death (death sentence) you pray for them or if you saw that commit sin that brings death (death sentence) you don't just pray but take another steps so they don't be condemmed to much and reduce their sentence according to romans law at the time its not talking about the tipe of sin that leads to spiritual world but the sin that is not obbeying the law

[@xSkysilver]

So this is why I see people shaying basically everything being a sin? Also how is masturbating a sin? Please explain because pornography has more sense then that also why are some words censored while others aren't?

[@jamesaidan4839]

@@xSkysilver masturbation is sin because it is misusing sexuality, which is a gift from God designed for a very specific use, which is to connect you as one flesh with your wife, and to both participate in the creation of life. sexual act outside of marriage open to life is perverse and God has made it's status as sin clear in both old and new testament.

[@sebastjankoracin7774]

Wait is getting drunk truly a mortal sin

[@carsongeo]

yes according to the church drunkenness is a sin, but drinking moderately is perfectly fine

[@jlouis4407]

Yes

[@strafelogical1174]

I thought gossip was mortal

[@MrJukeMasterDBD]

Guys y’all are taught wrong. All sin is sin this why God says to follow the land of the law as long as it doesn’t contradict his commandments or law.

[@jlouis4407]

So killing someone is the same as telling a white lie?

[@kurt4032]

It is clear... the wages of sin is death. Only Jesus can pay the debt of the wages of si.

[@loveyourenemy7796]

Which is why you must confess.

[@fexj7162]

Not what the Bible says, but what the church teaches. Sorry actually what St. Thomas Aquinas teaches. So we should just follow his word instead, right?

[@fexj7162]

You guys are standing on sand. Go to Gods word in the Bible and it says nothing about mortal or venial sin.

[@ДжесикаИванова-б8ф]

Wait hold on a little. Why is contraception and IVF a sin ? I mean i understand the abortion part ,but why those two ?

[@olekcholewa8171]

A violation of natural reproduction instituted by God.

[@most_rustic_patrick]

Ivf also creates multiple fertilized embyros and then chooses the best one. Essentially, it throws away multiple humans in development.

[@Dr.D4C]

They forgot to update the Bible lol They don't know how to do that so they made it a sin

[@most_rustic_patrick]

@@Dr.D4C thou shall not kill. It's comes up surprisingly more than once.

[@Dr.D4C]

@@most_rustic_patrick what are you trying to say man and I am right they forgot to update Bible

[@RocketsharK7]

Sounds like the catholics teach a little leaven in the lump is okay from what you're saying here.

[@Tyler_W]

If I'm not mistaken, this is one of the issues people like Luther had.

[@TheJaguarthChannel]

I am guilty of 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 12, 14, 15, 17, 23, 23... well bois, looks like it's game over for me xD

[@mikejay1385]

Game isn't over till it's over, find a priest and confess your sins to God through him. Cultivate true repentance and reflection in your heart, and try your best to follow Jesus each day after. God bless!

[@ICXCIsLord]

This is not a game brother, this is actual life and death on the line

[@gemmachaplin3117]

Repent of your sins and confess your sins to a priest and god will forgive you.

[@TheJaguarthChannel]

@@ICXCIsLord Lol no, this is very much a game with nothing on the line. If I obey your faith a hundred others will condemn me. I don't care to choose yours to believe over theirs.

[@TheJaguarthChannel]

@@gemmachaplin3117 I do not repent for i have done nothing to be ashamed of. I don't need the theoretical forgiveness of your god.

[@lukabrother]

John said that not Jesus bro.

[@Spuurtzithink]

Jesus gave authority to disciples If it isnt true because God didnt say it himself then throw out half the bible

[@CrusaderFC]

Im confused with masturbation and how it is a mortal sin

[@TheOrthodoxAquinas]

Because you are willfully giving into lust. 😊 hope this explains it

[@CrusaderFC]

😐👍

[@racheldsouza8895]

​@@TheOrthodoxAquinas Jesus says it is Mathew 5: 26-30. I hope you start reading the Bible more

[@ICXCIsLord]

Masturbation is also self pleasure

[@TheOrthodoxAquinas]

@@racheldsouza8895 I’ve actually only been a Christian for 6 months! I’ve read the entire New Testament once and I’m currently on the book of Joshua 😊 sorry for trying to provide answers to fellow Christian