A simple proposition.
I am careful to read peoples contributions and reflect them back.
When it does not go well, they attack me.
1. To believe Christ saves us through faith in Him, despite our state, forgiving past, present
and future sin, means all our future mistakes will happen but no longer matter.
2. Once sealed we are safe, impossible to loose the kingdom
3. Walking righteously, even in fellowship with Christ, is impossible
4. Our salvation and walk is only perfect because God sees Christ and not us
So here is the rediculous idea. A believer cannot be in unrepentant sin, because all
sin is forgiven, even in the future. So repentance and confession of sin is irrelevant
to forgiveness after coming to faith, just realising you place with Christ in the heavenlies.
Now to me, who says sin defiles us and our walk with God, which we need to repent
of, as and when we stumble, those who sin in the present after coming to faith are
in unrepentant sin. But to them no believer can be, because they have repented for it
all once, and that is now it.
So in real terms, what I am saying is true, but in HG terms, it is not.
But hey, that is the problem of different theologies make the same words mean
different things. It also makes a farce of accusations of bad intention, this is pointing
out life realities rather than people rubber stamping lawlessness.
I am careful to read peoples contributions and reflect them back.
When it does not go well, they attack me.
1. To believe Christ saves us through faith in Him, despite our state, forgiving past, present
and future sin, means all our future mistakes will happen but no longer matter.
2. Once sealed we are safe, impossible to loose the kingdom
3. Walking righteously, even in fellowship with Christ, is impossible
4. Our salvation and walk is only perfect because God sees Christ and not us
So here is the rediculous idea. A believer cannot be in unrepentant sin, because all
sin is forgiven, even in the future. So repentance and confession of sin is irrelevant
to forgiveness after coming to faith, just realising you place with Christ in the heavenlies.
Now to me, who says sin defiles us and our walk with God, which we need to repent
of, as and when we stumble, those who sin in the present after coming to faith are
in unrepentant sin. But to them no believer can be, because they have repented for it
all once, and that is now it.
So in real terms, what I am saying is true, but in HG terms, it is not.
But hey, that is the problem of different theologies make the same words mean
different things. It also makes a farce of accusations of bad intention, this is pointing
out life realities rather than people rubber stamping lawlessness.