You know there's one thing I love and that's a big juicy burger with all the fixins. I will tear that thing up. There's also one thing that I really hate, as a matter of fact I find it repulsive, and that's a cockroach. You could take that burger that I love and put a handful of cockroaches on it and it becomes something I hate. As a matter of fact, if you just took pieces of cockroach and and sprinkled it on that hamburger how much of it is going to enter my mouth...none. Even if you just took a cockroach and blew air from the cockroach onto my burger I would consider that burger tainted and unworthy of entering my mouth. That's the same way God feels about sin -- He finds it repulsive. How much sin will enter heaven to be with God...none. That's why Jesus had to take care of our sin problem...He took our sins upon himself; He loved us so much He was willing to take the punishment for us, suffer, die, be buried and on the third day rise again from the dead. And He claims that if we'll repent and put our trust in him we're cleansed, we're clean. God sees us as though we never sinned. The scripture puts it this way: God made him who knew no sin to become sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God.