Is Denying God Unforgivable Novels & Stories

"So do not ask me to proffer mercy to those who do not deserve it, malyshka. He touched what belongs to me...he wanted to hurt you. And that is a sin I can Never forgive." His words were final, his conviction strong. Nothing would change his mind. The college kid had committed an unforgivable sin- and his death was the only absolution he could offer my husband. ***

“Go and tell him yourself.” “I can’t,” Daylen replied. “He won’t listen to me.” Arden turned to leave, but Daylen stepped forward again. “I know we wronged you,” he said quickly. “Especially my dad. I know what he did was unforgivable. But please… forgive him.” That word made Arden snap. He turned around immediately, his eyes blazing. “Forgive him?” he repeated. “Do you think forgiveness is that easy?” Daylen flinched.

While Alejandro raged and Erin screamed, the violence only deepened the girl’s trauma instead of helping her heal or smoothing the path to forgiveness. Yes, what he had done was unforgivable, but people can change. No one is beyond the possibility of being forgiven; they are not God to withhold mercy. If the Creator can forgive, perhaps Erin—a gentle, pure-hearted woman—could find it in her to forgive someday.

"Denera, please, I know I've hurt you, but I was foolish back then. I need you to forgive me. Can't you forgive all of us? We've changed, the pack has changed. We're not the same as we were before." I scoffed, crossing my arms over my chest. "Forgive you? Forgive all of you? After everything you all did? After all the pain and suffering you've caused me? Bruno you banished me," I shook my head, my eyes narrowing. "No, Bruno. I can't forgive you, not now, not ever. The things done are unforgivable." "But Denera—"

“Forgiveness,” the Head-pastor says. “It's the hardest thing for any human to do, yet the easiest thing for our God to do. God forgives so easily, that it amazes me every time. He killed that person, yet the simple fact that he's remorseful is enough to make God forgive him. There's no sin our father in heaven cannot forgive. As long as you are willing to repent; as long as you acknowledge your mistake, and you're willing to turn a new leaf, he's willing to forgive. Do you know why? It's because He loves us. He loves us so much that He's waiting for us, despite all that we do. He's waiting for us to make that right choice.

Soon the door was closed, and she returned her gaze to Dora, who looked painfully disappointed. She shook her head sadly: "What happened to you, Maya? You were so sweet and loving. What has come over you?" Maya pointed to the door, "She doesn't deserve forgiveness, Dora! I'll make her life hell. She'll wish she was never born." Dora gasped, and they moved closer to her teary eyes, searching for her green ones. "We don't deserve forgiveness, but Christ forgives us daily, even our worst sins." Maya turned her back to the woman, refusing to be softened. As far as she knew, it was just beginning; building a coffin was next.

“Go on, my son. Confess, and unburden yourself.” There was a long pause. Only his breathing filled the air. Then he spoke, voice low and uneven. “I don’t even know where to start.” “Start with the truth,” I said gently. “Whatever it is.” He let out a shaky laugh, the kind that comes from despair rather than humor. “I’ve done something unforgivable, Father.” The word unforgivable always made me tense. I’d heard it too many times from too many mouths, yet it still had a sting.

“Then what about my mistakes to you in the past? Don't you hate and grudge me? I've lied to you all this time about the love I gave you was just an act.” “Of course, I feel great hatred and resentment about it. However, my love for you has overcome everything. Everyone has made mistakes and everyone has sinned, including you. God alone can forgive every human mistake. So why can't I as a human forgive other humans' mistakes? Of course, I can forgive you and give you a chance to be better.

he asked. I frowned upon hearing my dad’s question. He shouldn’t be asking that. He should let her go and forget about all this. I have punished her enough, and that should be it. Dad shouldn’t ruin this day for me. I tried giving him a sign, but he ignored me and faced Alpha. “It is not in the great book of Alpha to forgive easily. "People who committed great crimes shouldn’t be forgiven as that will give them a privilege to commit even greater crimes.” He said this and got a smirk from Alpha Darius.

“That would be a really big ‘if’.” “What if she decides to forgive you?” Samuel presses, nodding positively. “That can happen; it should be a part of the options.” “Would you ever forgive those who killed your brother?” I ask, gawking at him like his answer is the only hope I’ve got. “Absolutely not! A thousand times no! Not even if the stars go dark, the ocean evaporates, and time loses all meaning. Not if the fabric of reality depends on it, not if the gods themselves beg me, not if hell freezes over and pigs take over the skies. Not if the universe implodes, not if the mountains crumble, not if the last ember of hope is extinguished! Not even if silence itself screams in agony would the a