If you ever read your Bible, and you have a reflection of societal demands concerning morals, you would never have this unbiblical frame of mind. "Shall we continue to sin, that Grace of God may abound? God forbid. How shall we, who are already dead to sin, be alive to it again.? Do you not know that as many of us as were baptised into Christ were baptised into His death? And that as He was raisen from the dead, you were also risen with him so that you may now live in newness of life. I do not feel it very fit to clutter pages here with quotations. But this one is necessary. Read Rom.6:1-4. Several Christians are still confused with the meaning of the death and resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ as well as the implications in the life of a Christian. You imagine if Jesus simply came to die for the purpose of wsshing sins then why do we need Pastors to teach? Why do we even need the Church on earth? The picture of the Church is to live the life of Christ on earth so that unbeliever would be attracted to Him through us. Will that be in segxwal immorality? Christ's death, though on the short run, is to cleanse the sins of a REPENTANT sinner, much more than this, His death infuses into the blood of the sinner, as a resuilt of the forgiveness, a divine power not to continue to sin. This is the death-blow that the Cross of Christ spiritually exerted to the power that sins in the believer. Next time when you are again tempted to sin, the new nature (born again) that made your body dead to sin (Rom.6:7,7), resists the temptation through a warning-check registered upon your conscience so that you would not find it enjoyable to sin as you did before you were born again. This is the difference between the pig and the sheep. A pig finds it natural and enjoyable to continue to wallow in the mire (sin). He is not of God (1John3:
