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Yes. God is merciful to whom He chooses to be merciful. Remember, His grace is sufficient.

Self evident. I have experienced joy and conviction that cannot be explained or measured by any other standard other than a divine presence.

What unpardonable sin?

Responding to a post doesn’t always mean you agree with every word. Just saying.

I am? 🤷‍♂️

I love Uncle Don 😎 🇺🇸 🍺

I did? 🤷‍♂️

No liberals 😎

Explain regeneration in the simplest way possible so that I and everyone else can understand. And don’t say that you’ve done it many times; forget the previous many times. Explain it to me right here, right now and in the simplest manner possible. Thank you.

Mac, I’ve grown to like you which is extraordinary considering our exchanges from less than one week ago, but I must ask, why are so many folks, including me, confused about your views?

I believe, with scriptural authority, that salvation is instant upon belief in Jesus. So called maintenance on our part is a lesson in futility.

He’s referring to your maintenance views.

Please elaborate on the last nine words.

The focus is Jesus.

Corresponding to names on a computer diminishes the human aspect of discussion, hence why such snarky attitudes are often prevalent. My problem is I’m good at meeting snarky attitudes with more snark.

Correct. Now focus on the question at hand? Do you have to believe in the Trinity to be saved? No, you do not. I don’t understand why someone would believe in Jesus and not the Father and Holy Spirit as well, but faith in Jesus is what brings salvation. Grace through faith in Jesus.

Hmmm, you seemed to have left out Abraham’s name. Very interesting. And as far I as the first sentence in your second full paragraph, I approve of anything Jesus does, but I’m not suggesting that is what He did here.

Grace through faith in Jesus Christ is what brings salvation. That is the answer to the OP’s question.

Officer: You were speeding. Driver: But at least I’m not drunk. Officer: Regardless, you’re guilty of speeding. Any questions?

Maybe I’m wrong. I hope I’m wrong, but I don’t see much talk about grace from those who are intrinsically focused on the law. 🤷‍♂️