Thread: Can you sin in your dreams?

well, for that you have to ask on simple question. Lucid or non-lucid?

A big homo gangbang in your head is just as bad as any, so long as you CHOSE to participate. Non-lucid homo gangbangs are just attempts by the devil to pursuade you against god.

To give proof of this....
You are considered an adulterer even if you only imagine it, same principle

Originally Posted by metcalfracing

well, for that you have to ask on simple question. Lucid or non-lucid?

A big homo gangbang in your head is just as bad as any, so long as you CHOSE to participate. Non-lucid homo gangbangs are just attempts by the devil to pursuade you against god.

To give proof of this....
You are considered an adulterer even if you only imagine it, same principle

Did you imagine a big homo gangbang while writing this, SINNER!!?

I did :3

Just lusting after another man/woman is considered adultery according to Jesus, so I would think that dreaming of it would be the same case. As far as regular dreaming goes, it's a little bit of a fuzzy area (for a fundie that is).

Amazing how terrified fundies are of vag and penis, isn't it?

I guess it depends on exactly what religion you are. I doubt that you would have a dream like that unless you were thinking about it, so it may be considered a sin.

Originally Posted by guitarboy

I guess it depends on exactly what religion you are. I doubt that you would have a dream like that unless you were thinking about it, so it may be considered a sin.

I beg to differ; I've had dreams of me doing things that would be the exact opposite of what I would do if I was conscious.

They'd probably consider if it was your free will. And something your will in dreams change. The real question is does it count if you don't remember it?

Well if you want to live life free from sin you must have pure thoughts, pure actions, and pure words.

Dreams to me represent our deep subconscious thoughts. For me, non-lucid dreams are something that I don't really have control over so it's just sort of an observation of my subconscious. In real life you can become more aware of your thoughts and filter out the negative ones.

So since dreams are more passive, I find that they are a good indicator of whether your core being has any sinful habits/behaviors. As you begin to grow and change, the actions you take in your dreams are good indicators of your progress. If you are kind and generous in your dreams than that virtue has become well integrated into your subconscious.

Originally Posted by JustSoSick

Did you imagine a big homo gangbang while writing this, SINNER!!?

Actually yes, I'm an atheist... idiot

Originally Posted by sephiroth clock

So since dreams are more passive, I find that they are a good indicator of whether your core being has any sinful habits/behaviors. As you begin to grow and change, the actions you take in your dreams are good indicators of your progress. If you are kind and generous in your dreams than that virtue has become well integrated into your subconscious.

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Dreams are the result of the Random firing of neurons inside your brain and your morality has no bearing on the content of your dreams, unless you are lucid...

Thank you and please enjoy your movie...

Originally Posted by metcalfracing

Actually yes, I'm an atheist... idiot

Did I say anything else perhaps?

I was pretending to be the angry fundie.








idiot

Being Muslim, I go with the following hadith:

Ibn Abbas said: A lunatic woman passed by Ali ibn AbuTalib. He then mentioned the rest of the tradition to the same effect as Uthman mentioned. This version has: Do you not remember that the Apostle of Allah (peace_be_upon_him) has said: There are three whose actions are not recorded: a lunatic whose mind is deranged till he is restored to consciousness, a sleeper till he awakes, and a boy till he reaches puberty?

So, the only question is whether or not being lucid constitutes being awake. Personally, I'd say no.

Originally Posted by JustSoSick

Did I say anything else perhaps?

I was pretending to be the angry fundie.








idiot

ah my bad, I though you were calling me out on my knowledge of the rules surrounding when one can perform a homo gang bang. Sorry bout that... idiot

Originally Posted by Kushna Mufeed

Being Muslim, I go with the following hadith:



So, the only question is whether or not being lucid constitutes being awake. Personally, I'd say no.

HELL YEAH!

idiots

^ idiot

Well, when you look at the teachings in grasshoppism it says that there is no such thing as sin. It is a barrier the mind creates due to imposed conditioning. So, I would say no, you cannot sin in your dreams, because you cannot sin in real life either. Don't put yourself down, enjoy the gangbang, you are not a sinner.

Hail Eris.

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Originally Posted by metcalfracing

Actually yes, I'm an atheist... idiot

Originally Posted by JustSoSick

Did I say anything else perhaps?

I was pretending to be the angry fundie.








idiot

Originally Posted by metcalfracing

ah my bad, I though you were calling me out on my knowledge of the rules surrounding when one can perform a homo gang bang. Sorry bout that... idiot

Originally Posted by ClassyElf

idiots

Originally Posted by metcalfracing

^ idiot

Originally Posted by JustSoSick

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I love where this is going. Keep up the intelligent discussion guys.

Being Muslim, I go with the following hadith:

Quote:
Ibn Abbas said: A lunatic woman passed by Ali ibn AbuTalib. He then mentioned the rest of the tradition to the same effect as Uthman mentioned. This version has: Do you not remember that the Apostle of Allah (peace_be_upon_him) has said: There are three whose actions are not recorded: a lunatic whose mind is deranged till he is restored to consciousness, a sleeper till he awakes, and a boy till he reaches puberty?
So, the only question is whether or not being lucid constitutes being awake. Personally, I'd say no.

That's probably the most sense that I've heard from the hadith. I have to notice that you said a BOY until he reaches puberty. Does that not include girls?

Yes it does. The nature of the Arabic language is different. Usually when there is something said about men or boys, it'll apply to women as well.