Is one real act of redemption enought to excuse a life of...

[HipMrMario]

Well my teacher gave my class an essay to write about the movie "Pulp Fiction", and in one of the topics it said "is one real act of redemption enought to excuse a life of violence?", i have my answer, but it made me very curious of what everyone else thought. So what are your guys thoughts about this?

[Risen]

Define "one act of redemption" and who is "excusing a life of violence"...

[Risen]

OH... and play more Halo

[Tactr]

no.

[K1ngko]

I think the line in you signature sums it up pretty nice Mario.

It cost the life of a sinless man to pay for your sins committed against a Holy God. Sounds like a pretty tall cost!

[RapturesNigh]

Define "one act of redemption" and who is "excusing a life of violence"...

I agree....I am a little slow sometimes and dont really understand what your asking.

[Tactr]

If you are asking if Manson would do something to save someone else, my answer would be no. We have earthly laws to be abided. You break them, then you get your punishment here.

[Hampteezy GBG]

As long as your kitty is bobbin with some headphones i think everything will be okay. Kno what im sayin Mr Mario? Oh yyeah.!

[HipMrMario]

Well in the movie one act of redemption was for a Hitman, to change his ways throught "An act of god", and he then turned into a missionary if you want to call him that.

I think the line in you signature sums it up pretty nice Mario.

It cost the life of a sinless man to pay for your sins committed against a Holy God. Sounds like a pretty tall cost!

This is kinda the answer im looking for, or in smaller words If i sin all my life, can i do one good dead, and have all those sins "erased".

[Red Baron]

my answer: no.

But then again, why would we ever need to? Jesus died on the cross for all of our sins, past, present, future. Look at the life of Saul...