After your born again do you think you will never sin again?
Do you think you become a perfect person that will never make a mistake?
Do you think you become a perfect person that will never make a mistake?
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I was also led to believe this was so. And after about 30 years of fighting the truth about myself, I had to confront the logical corollary: If I still sin, I must not be born again and probably never could be. Paul talks about those vessels predestined for destruction (or worse). Then the "gospel" must be a lie and the non-elect not only do not believe it, they should not believe it.After your born again do you think you will never sin again?
I'm interested to hear from people who do believe that they are sinless.
@1stCenturyLady can you please share your opinion on this matter?
I am intrigued by the testimony of those who claim to have "walked in the Spirit" (Galatians 5:16-18 and others reference), if only for a limited and finite amount of time. This sounds like an altered state of consciousness in which it is not possible to sin. I cannot claim to have experienced this, though. Nor do I know how to get there from here.
@amigo de christoNow let us see the approach of the apostels towards sin .
Let it not once be named among you as becometh saints .
Those who sin rebuke before all that others may fear .
Let us not tone down reminders about sin but rather speak against doing such as a christain .

you mean like THIS LIE .I was also led to believe this was so. And after about 30 years of fighting the truth about myself, I had to confront the logical corollary: If I still sin, I must not be born again and probably never could be. Paul talks about those vessels predestined for destruction (or worse). Then the "gospel" must be a lie and the non-elect not only do not believe it, they should not believe it.
Like the Deborah King quote I posted in the other thread, sometimes the lies we tell ourselves are the most damaging.
I have to gently point out that Jesus will hold him accountable for his actions, and you for yours.I'd like to for you to also think about the person prying into my business. Matthew 18:6 “But whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in Me to sin, it would be better for him if a millstone were hung around his neck, and he were drowned in the depth of the sea."
Stay on task, children.you mean like THIS LIE .blah blah blah ecumeincal interfaith all inclusive LIE . blah blah blah.