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Well, If you are familiar with the book of James (a Jew) in the bible, he says this, "For whoever keeps the whole law and yet stumbles at just one point is guilty of breaking all of it." The law is a single unit.
> God made a bunch of laws about how people should behave, presumably because there's right and wrong and the particular things God cares about matter
Sin precedes the law and not the other way round. The law was given because of transgression. Look at the law as a guardian, a schoolmaster, to protect, and to preserve for a time, till the Saviour should come. God did not intend to relate with man through the law because by the law, is the knowledge of sin.
>... it's all cool. Jesus paid your debt, go sin.
If anyone is living in sin and claims that he or she is living under grace, let me be the first to tell you that this person is not living under grace. How can he or she be when God’s Word clearly states that “sin shall not have dominion over you, for you are not under law but under grace” (Rom. 6:14)? Based on the authority of God’s Word, a person who is under grace will not be dominated by or want to continue living in sin.
He Who Is Forgiven Much, Loves Much.
Look, If your debt was paid, and no one told you that the debt was paid, or you had no knowledge of it, would your conscience be free of that debt? No.
The Gospel is preached to bring man to the knowledge that they are free, and live freely therein.
To answer this, God is a just God. If the penalty of sin is death, then surely someone had to die to pay the price. God could have just swept all mankind's sins under the rag, and acted like nothing ever happened. But such would not be considered integrity or righteousness on God's part.
Also if by one man (Adam), sin came into the world, and all men were considered sinners, then justly, by one man (Jesus Christ)'s death and resurrection, the price was fully paid, all men (mankind) can now freely claim the gift of righteousness.
>Why was it so late, so that people living earlier had no chance?
Well just like you stated, God is omnipotent, and not limited by time and space. It's never late or early in God's eyes. We would not explicitly say they had no chance, then or now, goes back to God being Just.
The law of Moses in the Old Testament for the Jews was such that if you broke one law, you broke all, essentially making it impossible for anyone to achieve salvation by following the law or by working for it.
The Gentiles (non Jews) who do not have God’s written law, show that they know his law when they instinctively obey it, even without having heard it
Enter New Testament: Jesus Christ of Nazareth, comes not to abolish the law, but to fulfil it, such that every man (being) receives the FREE gift of salvation, and eternal life.
Now this life bears good fruit in all that believe.
I chuckled at this line.
I think they should know better than to publish, what will largely be interpreted as facts, based on what they clearly know is unreliable data.
More like you reach CloudFlare's CDN
You would expect fewer requests to www.forum.example/moderators/private/ than to, for example, www.forum.example/public. If you look at caching from the server load angle vis-à-vis security, then it could be inexpensive to not cache www.forum.example/moderators/header.css so you would simply not allow browsers to cache this resource.
If site A thinks that allowing the user's browser to cache a certain resource puts them at a security risk, then this resource should be treated as not-public.
If you are a Tech startup, do not forget the technology.
Would like for a few to try it out. All feedback is welcome. Thank you.
Previous Post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20440230
(learnt that it's better to share a page describing the project, and not a direct google play store link)
I think someone else could find this useful for a project. Thanks for checking it out.
EDITS: grammar
As he delivered the ultimatum, a self-driving car rolled past.