a mere housewife
Not your cup of tea
I had a dream the other night that I was on the PuritanBoard, reading a refutation by one of the members of someone's arguments. He summed it all up by denouncing the person as a "vacant seat."
I woke up laughing at that point. But that made me think more about dreams, where they come from (vacant seat??) and what as Christians we ought to think about them. My main question is this: Can we sin in our dreams? Sometimes in our dreams we do things we know are wrong: for instance, in one of my dreams, I fought with and even wounded my husband because he wouldn't let me sing around the house (I guess my subconscious is still deeply troubled about my husband's lack of enthusiasm for my voice; though personally, I've gotten over it). I knew this was wrong in my dream, but I did it anyway. There are many other instances where I have done things I knew were wrong in my dreams. I feel when I wake up all the guilt of having done them. It seems that in my dream, I did have a choice because I knew it was wrong. Was that sin?
I woke up laughing at that point. But that made me think more about dreams, where they come from (vacant seat??) and what as Christians we ought to think about them. My main question is this: Can we sin in our dreams? Sometimes in our dreams we do things we know are wrong: for instance, in one of my dreams, I fought with and even wounded my husband because he wouldn't let me sing around the house (I guess my subconscious is still deeply troubled about my husband's lack of enthusiasm for my voice; though personally, I've gotten over it). I knew this was wrong in my dream, but I did it anyway. There are many other instances where I have done things I knew were wrong in my dreams. I feel when I wake up all the guilt of having done them. It seems that in my dream, I did have a choice because I knew it was wrong. Was that sin?