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The "we" that Paul is speaking to in Romans 5:10 are those who have been saved. Rom 5:1 Therefore, having been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ, Rom 5:2 through whom also we have obtained our introduction by faith into this grace in which we stand...

But you have that backward. It is those who have been saved who are the elect; it is not the elect who will be saved.

The faith of the one to be saved. The only ones that will be saved are those who call upon the name of the Lord, Jesus Christ. That was spoken to his disciples, the twelve. You are not one of them. Yes.

brightfame52 is wrong in what he says about who Jesus died for, but you must be careful about your claim about who will or will not see heaven; that is not up to you to determine who will or who won't see heaven.

No. He died for them, but they who do not believe in Christ are not reconciled to God.

Who is the "we" in Romans 5:10?

I certainly agree with that, but, I don't know why you posted it.

Your claim that Evangelical Christians have not been born again is really despicable. I have reported you for it.

So says Mrs. god.

About 70% of the people in the United States claim to be Christian. I guess that you think that only about 30% of the people in the United States are dead in trespasses and sins. Interesting. I suppose you could say not all those 70% claiming to be Christian are not really Christian. But I...

NO! ! ! ! Either show me from Scripture that what I have said is regeneration is not regeneration, or I am done.

But I do. It is being dead in trespasses and sins per Ephesians 2:1. It is having sinned and not being forgiven of the sins by God.

OK....I have said and I continue to say that in Ephesians 2:1-10 it says, " you were dead in your trespasses and sins," Then it says "even when we were dead in our transgressions, made us alive together with Christ (by grace you have been saved)," I say "making us alive together with Christ"...

Right back atcha.

I said, "I am sorry, but I cannot deal with you. Your theological positions are so thoroughly confused, mixed up, and illogical that it is not possible to hold a rational discussion with you." I should have just left it there. Sorry again.

I am sorry, but I cannot deal with you. Your theological positions are so thoroughly confused, mixed up, and illogical that it is not possible to hold a rational discussion with you. I said that our spirits come from God. You agreed. Then I said that we needed to be reborn only after we had...

To be dead in trespasses and sins is to be separated from God. Before being born again, the human spirit is in a state of spiritual corruption and chaos. Sin makes us spiritually dead: Ephesians 2:1, 5; Colossians 2:13. This means that the sinner’s spirit is cut off from God, who is the source...

See my Reply #121

It is not the word of God that is nuts; rather it is your interpretation of the word of God that is nuts. Our spirits come from God. As given to us at birth (or before) our spirits do not need to be reborn. Our spirits need to be reborn only after having sinned. Being born the first time, we...

That is the obvious result from the doctrine of Original Sin for any non-traducianist.