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since you do not wish to discuss Scripture ( you have bolted from covo with me multiple times), I will answer your question. yes, one has to continue to believe in Christ. now, do you accept the definition of believe . Y/N

this is what I mean. you say truthfully that one has to believe, and continue to believe to be saved. you say that is all that is required. but then, you keep talking, and attach works . that is why you are a false teacher. you start out with truth, then talk yourself into a lie, then pluck...

well, since you and your prof have made up your own definition of Pisteuo, and ignored all the true ones, their is really no point in answering this...

did your Stanford prof teach you this??

well, that could be because he and any who think that works are necessary to maintain salvation are choosing the broad path, not the narrow path that belief in Christ only saves, not a belief that includes me, that is the broad path of religion that leads to destruction..

no, 2nd Peter ( my mistake on that earlier) is a letter, ,meant to be read as one. and, if you do so ( well, not you, you refuse to use context), but if others do so, they will see v.11 , which states that " you will receive a rich welcome into the eternal Kingdom.. it does NOT say these...

you quoted 1st Peter 2. I posted 1st Peter 1. then you ran off.

well, you certainly hide from me a lot. multiple times, you just bolted from a exchange we were having when I posted verses you did not want to address. care to continue??

do you not think it would much better to take the Bible as a whole, instead of plucking out verses and building theology around them? do you not think that doing that is , um , a fraud?/

1st Peter 1 : 1- … to those who through the righteousness our God and Savior Jesus Christ have received a faith as precious as ours.. you see, this is why I speak against what you do, the wicked practice of isolating Scripture and building theology around isolated verses, taken out of context...

there may be another thread, but there is only one definition , that once again you reject. you do understand that words have definitions, and those definitions are what words mean, whither you say so or not. and, once again, I am NOT o.s.a.,s , I think one is saved as long as one believes...

that is what religion does, it produces a constant fear of losing salvation.

the greek word for apostasy - apostasia- only used 2 times in N.T. meaning- defection, a revolt, a departure from previous standing. in other words, a purposeful turning away, as in one at one point believing , then turning away from believing .] so, a willful act. no losing salvation, no...

and you should not break Scripture into pieces and build individual theology around isolated Scripture. wicked false teaching to do so.

no one says it is not. Peter and Judas both betrayed Christ, in different ways. Peter came back to Christ, Judas did not . and, more importantly, Jesus new what would happen. how? well, Jesus ( and God the Father and the Holy Sprit) knows the heart. so, Jesus knows who truly believes in...

nope. total lie. only one sin will send a person to hell- unbelief in Jesus. one who believes is saved. one who does not believe is condemned. and, I am not giving you the definition of believe again. I have done so several times already, your failure to accept it is a you problem...

and here we have the bottom of the rabbit hole- sinless perfectionism. you denied teaching this, accused me of making a false accusation, and right here you are, strongly implying it. and, as far as the writer of Hebrews goes, Israel , when God delivered them ( as they rebelled and complained...

you are saying it. just not directly. you see, when you try to prop James up a salvation process by itself, and selectively edit Scripture to make it appear that faith and works both save, that is wrong. and dishonest. belief in Christ alone is all it takes for one to saved. the good works...

as usual. very selective editing of Scripture. belief and belief in Jesus alone is all that is required to be saved. but, a true believer will do good works , as James said- faith without works is dead. but, the faith produces the works, not the works maintain the faith. that is where you...

yep, we can all see what you and the other lying legalists say, and you are all dead wrong. I do not agree with everything dcon says, but he is so much more truthful than the works salvation nonsense you all spew out.