Romans 4:13, 16-18 / Luke 12:8:12
There is always this question about the meaning of blaspheming against the Holy Spirit and what does that entail, because Jesus said that such a thing cannot be forgiven.
For us, we believe that the Holy Spirit is one of the Persons of the Trinity, and that the Holy Spirit is sent by the Father and the Son into our hearts to lead us and to direct us in the truth.
But if we knowingly and constantly ignore the call to faith and outrightly suppress the truth within us, then we are obstinately rejecting the Holy Spirit, which is actually rejecting God Himself.
But it is not likely that we are absolutely that stubborn.
However, to blaspheme against the Holy Spirit is a more serious matter.
Because that would be like ascribing the working of the Holy Spirit and something holy to that of the working of the devil and the unholy.
They commit it, persist in it, even though they know what they are doing is not right at all.
It is like their eyes and hearts are so tightly closed to the goodness of divine love, so much so that the light of goodness had become darkness, and goodness had become evil.
May the Holy Spirit open our hearts and heal our hearts of sin so that we may see goodness and love in everything and everyone.