Is Denying God Unforgivable Novels & Stories

“I curse the person every day. I don’t care if they’ve changed, or begged for forgiveness. They took her from me. You don’t… you don’t come back from that.” The words landed like a blow. I felt them sink in, burning at the edges. “Do you…” I started, then stopped. My throat was dry. “Do you think people can make mistakes that… can’t be forgiven?” She didn’t even hesitate. “Yes. There are mistakes, and then there’s… unforgivable. Taking someone’s life? That’s not an accident to me. That’s… stealing their future. That’s a debt you can’t repay.” Her voice cracked slightly on the last part, and I noticed her fingers twisting together — the way they did when she was holding herself together.

Her mum had cried and ran over to her, clutching frantically at her shoulders, “The devil is a bad man, a prince of lies! He corrupts us, and tells us bad things. God didn’t want him anymore in heaven, as he was a nasty angel, so he was kicked out and sent to hell, with all the other nasty things! Just believe in the goodness of god summer, he will protect us and love us”. Looking back, summer hadn’t quite understood why her mum had reacted in such a way. It was just a young child asking what it was. Not justifying why not to believe or think about the devil. Summer mostly put it down to the disappearance of her father. Her mum had never really coped with it, thus the reason why summ

"I know I don’t deserve a second chance with you after all the things I made you go through. I only beg for another chance, to right my wrongs." The gesture should have softened my heart, made me reach out to him, and asked him to stand, but it didn't move me. Thoughts of what he put me through hardened my heart. I couldn’t forget those. At least not when he signed for me to abort my babies. I would have forgotten others and forgiven him had it not been for that one. It was an unforgivable crime. Asking for my babies’ death was the same as pushing me into a bottomless fiery pit.

"What changed your mind?" "I've been thinking about forgiving him for a while now." Uncle Abe always said forgiveness sets you free. I quoted a Bible verse that Uncle Abe always cited to me. "The Lord has forgiven you, so you also must forgive. Colossians 3:13." "What?" Gabz looked at me like I was crazy. "It's just a verse from the good book." "Oh—you gotta lick it before you stick it, Gabrielle 69," she started laughing like a maniac. I had a disgusted look on my face. "I thought we were quoting verses from the good book?" She raised an eyebrow at me.

However, because we are fallible, we occasionally or frequently act independently, ignoring His presence in our hearts and disobeying Him. He turns away when we sin, unable to hear our prayers already but if we truly repent, confess, and ask for forgiveness, God is merciful and faithful, kind, and loving to forgive us regardless of how serious our sins are as long as our faith acknowledges that Jesus Christ is Lord and that we were pardoned through his death on the cross.

The man who carried a gun, and you’d never know when it’d turn to you. Yet. Despite all of that, I fell for him. Lust wasn’t the deadliest sin a man could commit, it was this temporary craving I see in his eyes. Hunger for flesh and skin being touched. Wanting every inch of my soul. Calling me his even if I don’t belong to him. Other people would say murder was the most unforgivable thing in this world. No. Loving him was an unforgivable sin. People like him never deserved second chances. I gulped the lump of rage in me.

“For someone who says he hurt her, I’d say you still care an awful lot about what she does.” “Of course I care,” James raged. “I love her. I’ll never goddamn love anyone else.” “Then why the fuck are you here and not over there at her feet begging for forgiveness?” Derrick roared back. James surged to his feet, planting his palms down on the desk. He leaned forward so he was eye to eye with Derrick. “Because some things are unforgivable,” James choked out. “Some things can’t be taken back, can’t be redone. No matter if she forgives me—she likely would. I can’t forgive myself. Do you understand that?”

Dark asked. "Where a sinner such as myself deserves," says Blake. "Boss G ..." Dark said "Boss G?" asked Blake carefully. "The heavenly Father who made heaven and earth," said Dark. "Why Boss G?" wondered Blake. "Boss G's love is unsurpassed. Even if people are sinners, if they repent, humble themselves and go back to him, he will accept. Forget the sin, he will love with all sincerity." Dark said, ignored Blake's question. "Isn't the man more unfair?"

Unforgiveness a chain he couldn’t break. Isabel’s delusion that she would ever be a part of their lives again her promise to return when she was out was a lie. And Adrian knew it. He knew that his heart was dead, despite the life he had built. Five years had passed, and there was no end in sight. Only the memory of a family lost, and the man who could never forgive himself.