God doesn't forgive everyone. Some people end up in hell. God does not forgive Satan and the fallen angels.
Must we then forgive everyone at all times?
Or if this belief a product of today's over-psychologized Christianity?
Many say we must forgive everyone who wrongs us, even if there is no repentance. I have always stated that if there is no repentence then there needs to be no forgiveness.
Also, it seems that even if one must forgive all Christians, that one does not need to forgive blatant sinners who are unsaved and enemies of God.
Many Christians state the psychological benefits of forgiveness and they assert that unforgiveness make embitter one's heart. But, there seems to be a difference between active bitterness and lack of forgiveness.
What think ye?
Must we then forgive everyone at all times?
Or if this belief a product of today's over-psychologized Christianity?
Many say we must forgive everyone who wrongs us, even if there is no repentance. I have always stated that if there is no repentence then there needs to be no forgiveness.
Also, it seems that even if one must forgive all Christians, that one does not need to forgive blatant sinners who are unsaved and enemies of God.
Many Christians state the psychological benefits of forgiveness and they assert that unforgiveness make embitter one's heart. But, there seems to be a difference between active bitterness and lack of forgiveness.
What think ye?