The above is exactly what I referenced in post #1951:
"Once saved always saved" in actuality teaches that one must keep on doing good works in order to be secure and have assurance of salvation. If you do not keep on doing enough good works (or if you are deeply struggling with sin - especially the bad, unacceptable sins, then it will be assumed that you were never saved to begin with.)
I believe one's salvation is determined not by whether you keep on doing works, or if you sometime in the past had a correct new birth experience. I believe one's salvation is determined by whether one is believing in Jesus Christ.
"Once saved always saved" in actuality teaches that one must keep on doing good works in order to be secure and have assurance of salvation. If you do not keep on doing enough good works (or if you are deeply struggling with sin - especially the bad, unacceptable sins, then it will be assumed that you were never saved to begin with.)
I believe one's salvation is determined not by whether you keep on doing works, or if you sometime in the past had a correct new birth experience. I believe one's salvation is determined by whether one is believing in Jesus Christ.