Biblical Answer

The Bible clearly teaches that God forgives sexual sin, but forgiveness requires repentance and a change of heart. In the Old Testament, God shows His willingness to forgive even those who have committed sexual immorality, such as the eunuchs who were unable to fulfill the Mosaic law. However, this forgiveness is not unconditional, and those who commit sexual sin must repent and turn from their sin in order to be forgiven.

The New Testament also teaches that God forgives sexual sin, as seen in the story of the woman caught in adultery who was forgiven by Jesus. However, this forgiveness is not an excuse for continued sin, and Jesus told the woman to go and leave her life of sin. This teaches us that forgiveness is not a license to continue in sin, but rather a means of restoration and reconciliation with God.

In order to be forgiven, one must repent of their sexual sin and turn to God. This requires a change of heart and a willingness to submit to God's moral standards. As the Bible teaches, "God is right about sin. We must accept God's salvation on his terms alone, without setting limits or conditions." (1 Corinthians 6:18-20) This means that we must surrender our desires and submit to God's will, even when it is difficult or uncomfortable. By doing so, we can experience forgiveness and restoration through Jesus Christ.