Absolutely, the Bible is helpful for instruction in learning God’s will.
No, I believe you are following your conscience based upon your belief in the authority of the written word of God.
God choose what God chooses. He is God no?
What do you do when God's word contradicts what God personally told you?
Can conscience be wrong?
No, no, no, God loves the whole world. Would he knowingly let those people lose their souls?
Give me an example please.
I am not so sure about that. I will ponder that. Good question, my friend.
Homosexuality for example. Condemned in the Bible but you approve of it. Certainly you aren't going to tell us God told you it's ok?
You will have to ask Him after all He did knowingly allow Jesus to go to the cross.
False analogy.
I don’t approve of it, nor condemn it. Never have. I definitely don’t understand it, I was not put here to condemn anyone but to save anyone that God chooses through Christ’s work in me.
Ok.
Your passed comment.
That's an ambivalent answer. If it's a sin you should tell people lost in that sin to repent and stop. If you don't then you truly aren't helping them know God.
What past comment?
OK.
The New Testament clearly outlines making the lost aware of the sins they are committing, making them aware of Jesus' plan of salvation, and having them repent of their sins and being baptized, a symbolic act that symbolizes the washing away of sin and rising up as a new creature. It starts with preaching or teaching.
If he doesn’t believe in sin, what would be the point of repentance? Nearest as I can tell, the only person who never had to repent, was the one that hung on the cross.
