Per much christian dogma, if you believe, *all* is
forgiven, from stealing a candy bar to mass genocide.
That dogma is pervasive in christianity, though I'm
aware there are loads of christian dogma that require
other things (like grace, whoever she is) for salvation.

By the way, it's all claims without evidence, worthy
of little more than a yawn by individuals interested
in open-minded search for truth in this natural world
which, per all the evidence humankind has been able
to divulge, is totally free of magic invisible pixies
from nowhereland.

Put another way, the one thing God did right was
making totally and absolutely certain that no human
could find one inkling of evidence that God exists.
For some reason, human grammar leads us to
assume that the noun in a sentence has substance.

Try these sentences out for size ...

Put another way, the one thing _____ did right was
making totally and absolutely certain that no human
could find one inkling of evidence that _____ exists.
Bow to _____, worship _____, believe in _____,
credit _____ for all good, pray to _____, give
money to _____, and live eternally -or- die/suffer
horrific torment 'cause you're an evil worthless
creature full of sin and anti-_____ness.

You see, the imaginary being stuff, indoctrinated
into most humans from birth, has all the substance
of _____, but the social/cultural pressure to believe
(as well as human language and its grammatical
structure) makes it difficult for most of the victims
of brainwashing to perceive the lies based on belief
in _____/God.

_____ and God, a pair from human fear/deceit, a
pair = in power, a pair = to nothing more than what
the human imagination claims _____ and God are.