The Men Who Killed Jesus

[Question.Everything]

Well the reason I asked is:

God knew his plan with Jesus before it was even set in motion. This means he had plans for certain Romans to attack and crucify Jesus. Is it a sin if they are following God's pre-destined plan to save the rest of the world?

 

[Publius]

Well the reason I asked is:

God knew his plan with Jesus before it was even set in motion. This means he had plans for certain Romans to attack and crucify Jesus. Is it a sin if they are following God's pre-destined plan to save the rest of the world?

If their actions are a transgression of the law, yes.

 

[Question.Everything]

If there actions are a transgression of the law, yes.

If God creates a plan in which he uses his creation to sin (kill Jesus), how is God not responsible for their sin and therefore a sinner?

 

[Publius]

If God creates a plan in which he uses his creation to sin (kill Jesus), how is God not responsible for their sin and therefore a sinner?

So then, basically, you're just going to ignore my post where I addressed your OP and explained why I don't believe they were sinning?

 

[Sketcher]

Well the reason I asked is:

God knew his plan with Jesus before it was even set in motion. This means he had plans for certain Romans to attack and crucify Jesus. Is it a sin if they are following God's pre-destined plan to save the rest of the world?

More correctly, God had plans for Jesus to submit himself to the wickedness of a Roman death squad so that Jesus could redeem the world through his death and resurrection. This does not excuse the Romans on that death squad.