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Right, so you agree with me that good works aren't an automatic by product of salvation.

I've already covered this material in earlier posts. If you would like to differ, you can cite where I said something you differ with and explain why. I've already cited 1 Co 10, Ro 2, Gal 6, etc.

Anyway, since you're on my thread, please interact with the views I have already laid out. I'm not indebted to interact with your views. If you want to express yourself, you can make your own thread.

No, you said good works were a by-product of salvation. That is saying Christians don't sin. You realized your error after I pointed it out.

No, I already defended my views through the Word (my answers are available in this thread when ever you feel like reading them), and I just note that ancient Christianity agreed with the plain reading I give.

Sounds good.

So you disagree with yourself.

Sounds good .

And ? When one Christian says he's led by the Spirit, and the next says he's led by the Spirit, but they disagree on Scripture, the next step is to actually discuss Scripture, not to keep pulling our "I'm led by the Spirit" badges, trying to one up one another on authority. Lol

Sounds good.

LOL What argument is there to make with such a statement as they made? I just move on.

Well, it's funny that the "born again" Protestant is supposedly led by the Spirit through Scripture, yet disagrees with all the early church on doctrinal matters. I guess you were the first in history to be led by the Spirit. This of course is nonsense. You're not led by the spirit, you're...

Sounds good. Thanks for sharing.

I've listened to, and read, many different teachers. No single person has all knowledge.

Doesn't matter--God has disowned His children before (Dt 32:5, 21; Hos 1).

I read and I pray and I discuss with Christians.

Yup, and Paul still said the New Covenant was typed by the salvation of the Jews--after salvation, they sinned and fell under God's wrath and didn't inherit the promise, and the same can happen to Christians today (1 Co 9:26 - 1 Co 10).

Yup, justified by grace through faith, and yet if you don't remain in faith, but do things you doubt, you are not justified but condemned (Ro 14:23), and, at the end, there will be another judgment at which only doers of good will be justified (Ro 2). The difference between us is I try to...

So, all of Christian history, until the Protestant Reformation, they all had carnal minds, and didn't understand spiritual things, but, then, by a singular grace, Martin Luther was given the grace to believe the anti Scriptural doctrine of "faith alone" whereby you make no sense of Scripture, so...

LOL So now you're admitting that 1 Co 10 has to do without eternal life right?