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@Stephen
To pay for and wash away the sins of the world, you bible ignorant dunce. See your own comment at (A) above. Obviously with "sin" still abound in the world your gods idea of cleansing the world of "sin"via a sacrifice of the blood of "his own son" doesn't seem to have gone anywhere in eradicating the sins of the world now does it Reverend "Tradey" Tradsecrete?
Thanks for making it clearer for me Stephen.
It seems you want to play "pedant" with the word "world". Ok.
I said by the way "God's solution to the world's problems is to deal with sin. That is what he has done through Jesus. "https://www.debateart.com/forum/topics/6878/post-links/297453
Nevertheless, I DID NOT say in that spot that Jesus paid for and washed away the sins of the world. I said God's solution to the world's problem is to deal with sin. That is what he has done through Jesus. Please at least quote me correctly. At least then you might read what I wrote and perhaps understand what I am saying.
For the record - I don't believe Jesus died for every person in the world. I don't think that Jesus paid for every person's sin. God's way of dealing with sin - was Jesus paying the price of it. But does Jesus pay the price for every bit of sin? Obviously not - or people would not die. People die. Death is the wages of sin.
But every person redeemed by Christ - helps to light up the world. And this changes the world bit by bit - one person at a time. It was not meant to be an immediate thing for the whole world at once. It will however change over time - one person at a time - one family at a time - until the world is reconciled with God.
If Jesus did die for every person - then every person is saved. This is not what the Bible says. It clearly says not everyone will go to heaven. Hence Jesus DID NOT DIE for everyone.
But this does not imply that the world will not improve over time. In fact it suggests it will improve at a pace which is perfect for the world.
So once again - you misquote me - to make a strawman argument. Well at least you are consistently boring.