Re: Not Really

The sin you speak of refers to a believer actually witnessing a confirmed act of God, and that act of God is both clearly definable and knowable. Furthermore, there are no shades of gray or ambiguity to whether the act is from God. Upon witnessing a clearly defined act of God, the text in Mathew states that if that act of God is then called evil, it is at that point declared an unpardonable sin.

About the guy in the Army falling on the hand grenade - actually it was the Marine Corps in my case. That's not a bad analogy. A good one in fact. An Accurate Describe, a believer as opposed to the atheist (If there is no Covenant, how can the atheist be rebuked?), does like at the issue like the Army guy you describe.

An Accurate Describer has in fact stepped outside realm of what most perceive as traditional Christianity. To the Accurate Describer, the end times are already in fact here. The when and where about the end times are irrelevant. The proof is how he knows that the Covenant no longer exists, and that Jesus and Satan have switched places without even so much as a name change. During the end times, Satan will not call himself Satan, but instead will assume the name Jesus, the Almighty, the Holy Spirit. So it is not Jesus I rebuke - but instead the imposter. I think it is you instead that needs to reread your Bible.

The how and the why of the end times is far more important than the when or the where. The end times occured, because man refused to Accurately Describe the evil around him. That is why the end times have occured. By the Covenant being null and void, via the proof, man has in fact been unshackled in order to defeat Satan's Great Whore. By even renouncing the hope of salvation of the soul, the believer makes himself worth of the sacrifice of the cross.

Since the lack of shackles also apply to the atheist that never believed, both the atheist and believer are free to use the doctine of Accurate Description to defeat the Great Whore. I have yet to an atheist outside the Great Whore's reach.