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Old 03-22-2007, 06:45 PM
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Originally Posted by CarolinaCalvinist View Post
But isn't God's forgiveness of us contingent upon our repentance? Therefore if our forgiveness is to be like God's perhaps we should only forgive the repentant.

I'm not trying to be argumentative, just playing "devil's advocate" because that's the thought that came into my mind when you said that our forgiveness is contingent upon God's.

P1 God's forgiveness is our model
P2 God only forgives the repentant (that's why he forgave us)

C We should only forgive the repentant

???

Don't know if what I was taught wrong, but I thought we should always be willing to forgive others, but if others sin against us and do not repent we do not have the obligation to forgive them, until they repent.
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