Struggling with Personal Convictions

[Servatude]

Lately, I have been feeling condemned because my personal convictions. I feel convicted every time I don't read a websites "Terms & Conditions". How does anyone have the time to read a 52 page Itunes agreement (yes it was 52 pages)? Why is it that most people don't share the same convictions as me? This conviction is too difficult for anyone to bare. I do a lot of business on the internet and almost every website I come across there is a "Terms & Conditions". It would take an eternity to read all of it given the amount of websites, software and electronics we come across and many (if not, all) have a "Terms & Conditions.


Can someone give me someone shed some revelation for me, or is there no hope for me? Because based on the answers I've come across on other forums, there seems to be no hope at all, which frightens me. I don't want to go to hell, I've tried to avoid hell all of my life.

 

[Ken Behrens]

If you live in love, you obey any reasonable laws automatically. (This is exactly why we are not under law, but under grace.) If a site has unreasonable laws you shouldn't be there anyway. I scan it enough to see if I want to be there, and trust God to work it out otherwise.

 

[dayhiker]

I'm not going to put as much time as it would take to read those long terms and agreement things. So if I spend some money on a site I'm also kinda willing to loss that and not do business with them again. I'd only use a credit card to protect myself.

If I found out later I couldn't live with some agreement I'd accepted without reading, then I'd delete my account.