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1. www.desiringgod.org › the-sin-of-doing-nothingThe Sin of Doing Nothing - Desiring God

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   Mar 5, 2021 · I have been guilty of what Charles Spurgeon called “the sin of doing nothing.” Sin, as classically understood, is not just the doing of bad (commission) but also the failure of doing good (omission).

2. www.spurgeon.org › the-great-sin-of-doing-nothingThe Spurgeon Library | The Great Sin of Doing Nothing.

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   The iniquity of doing nothing is a sin which is not so often spoken of as it should be. A sin of omission is clearly aimed at in this warning, — “If ye will not do so, be sure your sin will find you out.”.

3. billygraham.org › answer › is-god-responsible-forIs God responsible for everything that happens in the world?

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   On one hand, the Bible assures us that God is sovereign and all-powerful, and nothing happens that is outside of His control. No matter where we are or what we’re doing, God’s presence still surrounds us.

4. evidenceforchristianity.org › if-god-is-ultimatelyIf God is ultimately in control, then is he not responsible ...

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   Mar 3, 2015 · The Christian view is that God knows what we will do, but he does not determine what we will do. We can say that in an indirect sense God is “responsible” for the suffering in the universe because if he had not created us with free will then there would be no suffering.

5. www.missionprinting.us › Ch9_DoingNothingChapter 9 - The Sin of Doing Nothing - Mission Printing

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   Introduction: Read James 4:2, 17 and Matthew 7:21. Christianity is a religion of doing: God has always expected and required His people to perform, to work, labor, and practice. Passages which impress this lesson (Ephesians 6:6; James 1:25; Acts 10:34). In relation to man (Galatians 6:10).

6. www.gotquestions.org › blame-GodIs it wrong to blame God? - GotQuestions.org

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   Jan 13, 2023 · If God is willing to take responsibility for everything, then is it wrong to blame Him when disaster or heartache strikes us? The word blame means “to find fault with.” Blaming goes beyond acknowledging God’s sovereignty.

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   Is everything not from faith a sin?

   • In the original language, this is stressed even more than in our versions: it says, "Everything which is not from faith is sin." Anything, absolutely any act or attitude which is owing to a lack of trust in God is sin, no matter how moral it may appear to men.

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   What does the Bible say about God?

   • On one hand, the Bible assures us that God is sovereign and all-powerful, and nothing happens that is outside of His control. No matter where we are or what we’re doing, God’s presence still surrounds us. The Psalmist declared, “If I go up to the heavens, you are there; if I make my bed in the depths, you are there” (Psalm 139:8).

   Is God responsible for everything that happens in the world?

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   Does God know what we will do?

   • The Christian view is that God knows what we will do, but he does not determine what we will do. We can say that in an indirect sense God is “responsible” for the suffering in the universe because if he had not created us with free will then there would be no suffering. True, but I personally will not blame God for my evil actions.

   If God is ultimately in control, then is he not responsible for sin? Is

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   Did job sin by charging God with wrongdoing?

   • In all that Job suffered, “he did not sin by charging God with wrongdoing” (Job 1:22). Instead of blaming God, who had allowed such overwhelming loss, Job said, “Though he slay me, yet will I hope in him” (Job 13:15). God honored Job’s response and blessed him mightily after he passed the test.

   Is it wrong to blame God? Is blaming God a sin? - GotQuestions.org

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   Is a lack of trust in God a sin?

   • Anything, absolutely any act or attitude which is owing to a lack of trust in God is sin, no matter how moral it may appear to men. God looks on the heart. In Romans 14, Paul addresses a situation in which some believers thought it was wrong to eat meat (they were vegetarians) while others thought that all foods are pure (they ate everything).

   Whatever Is Not from Faith Is Sin - Desiring God

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   Does God steal our freedom?

   • God is loving and God is caring, but his love implies free will and God generally does not steal our freedom in order to prevent suffering. God’s benevolence gave us freedom and the existence of suffering does not change the fact that he is benevolent.

   If God is ultimately in control, then is he not responsible for sin? Is

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8. www.desiringgod.org › messages › whatever-is-notWhatever Is Not from Faith Is Sin - Desiring God

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   The second implication of Romans 14:23 is that we cannot view sin any more merely as breaking the ten commandments or transgressing a list of dos and don'ts. "Everything that is not from faith is sin." Coming to church may be sin, staying home may be sin. Eating steak may be sin and not eating steak may be sin.