Lawdog said:
You are also wrong about your definition of the unforgivable sin.
The unforgivable sin is precisely this:
To believe that you do not need God's forgiveness.
God cannot forgive someone that does not want to be forgiven.
I was referring to the Unforgivable Sin from the Bible.
Who can account for what your imagination might think is the Unforgiveable Sin.
Also, I would tend to go against your Logic, of supposing that God somehow favors people who think they have a Right to Sin.
You say that God will Punish anybody who does not have the audacity to claim some Right to Evil? That is ridiculous.
What of the Man who tries in every way, with all of his will to be Righteous, and does not forgive himself for any sin, let alone expect God to condone him in Evil. You are saying that THIS man is the one to be damned.
No! You have it all backwards. Remember, Christ came with the Teaching of Judgment. Paul talked Forgiveness and Salvation, but who was Paul to talk for Christ? Christ spoke... no, Christ WARNED of Judgment.
Now what Criminal walks into Court with the expectation that all charges will be waved simply because he killed the Judge. If the Judge should resurrect from the dead, would he have any reason to be more lenient regarding the crimes of the accused, even added to Murder?
No! Every Christian now preaching Free Sin and Salvation will discover that they have been teaching the Doctrine of the Anti-Christ and it is THEY that will be damned to Hell. No Free Sin just because you Conspire and Approve of the Murder of Christ.
And regarding the true Meaning of the Unforgiveable Sin... read my Essay and Mathew Chapter 12 -- The Unforgiveable Sin is to attribute Goodness and Miracles to the Devil. I would add that it is an Unforgiveable Sin to claim that the Purpose of Religion is to Condone and Fascilitate Sinfulness, which seems to be your point.