4 If I fail to obey the law, the Lord will not impute it to me as sin—Romans 4:8. Now I cannot sin because I am not under the law, am dead to the law, and am delivered from the law—and sin is the transgression of the law. Because where the law does not apply, there is no transgression. Romans 4:15, 5:13.
5 Therefore I am perfect in Christ no matter what I do—and yet this is predicated on a heart that desires to obey the Lord and all of His commandments—and He is the God of the Old and New Testaments.
6 Because I am born of God I don’t want to sin and I don’t have to sin. Therefore I cannot sin, not because I couldn’t go down that path if I wanted to, but because I don’t want to and don’t have to go down that path.
The OP is false grace. I hope this has been posted to show the folly of the proposition. The Holy Spirit doesn't deny us responsibility for our actions.....the Spirit makes us MORE accountable for these. So the reasoning is backwards.
This tract is written by a person stuck in Romans 7 but who seeks to justify himself in that. Unlike Paul who cried out to the Lord for deliverance into a Romans 8 walk.