Mormons, Popes, and those in the Kingdom Hall confess a doctrine of sin, but one they can overcome. It is certainlhy an important doctrinal issue to emphasis what is "real grace" and a true awareness of "real grace" will never be uunderstood until "real sin" is acknowledged.
To say, "I confess sin, the sin (or wrath of God) that I can ropitiate by my decision, choice and and faith; where the basis of my atonement and reconcilation is hinged on my decision, choice, and faith" is not any closer of a true confession of sin than a Mormon or Pope. It is inconsistent to say Jesus is God, and Jesus bled, and Jesus raised himself, but then assert this Jesus has not done enough to secure my regeneration, atonement, reconcilation, savlation.
How can one call it grace, while saying the sinner makes the ultimate and pivotal difference?
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