Pisteuomen - πιστευομεν - T. Michael W. Halcomb

Here's a list of of free, downloadable resources that I myself have created. While you can find them on the "My Free Bible Resources" and the "Misc" pages too. Enjoy! My Greek Alphabeta Module My Hebrew Alefbet Module My Aramaic Alapbeth Module Alt. Link (.exe file) My German Alphabet Module (Das Alphabet 1.0) My Free Software Bundle The Geography of Mark's Gospel (.kmz file) Bible Scholar: Test Your NT Knowledge My Grammatical Glossary My Article: "How To Write A Book Review" My Short (knock-off) Book (8 pgs. w/pictures): Loving the Biblical Scholar in Your Life: For Dummies My English to Greek & Hebrew Type Tools Football Officiating Signals Module 1.0 Youth Ministry / Youth Group Tool Gospel of Mark Crossword Puzzle *Note: The clue "synagogue officials" should not be plural but singular, as "synagogue official".

When I was a young Christian, there were many things that I considered sinful. For example, I might have considered stepping on the Bible a sin (probably not, but let's stick with the scenario). So, I tried my best to avoid that "sin". However, as I progressed in my faith, I no longer viewed that as a sin. Of course, I'm not going to go around stepping on Bibles but neither would I consider it a sin if I did step on a Bible. Here's my question: If I had purposefully stepped on a Bible when I was younger in my faith, when I thought it was a sin, would I really be committing a sin? It has long been said that sinning against one's conscience is equal to sinning against God. But I'm not so sure that this is true. Just because I thought something was a sin early on, doesn't mean that it really ever was a sin. I was just wrong in my thinking about that issue. So, what do you think: Is sinning against conscience the same thing as sinning against God? I mean, ...