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As Jude 1:4 says, this teaching of a person sinning in reality, but it not being charged to them or even called sin as you are teaching is turning the grace of God into lasciviousness.

Out of 37 people who read this, you are the only one brave enough to answer! Sorry, Robert, but you are wrong about what Paul meant in Romans 7. He was talking about BEFORE Christ; he was talking about what it was like under the Jewish Law, the Ten Commandments when all they had to keep them...

This is a very enlightening post about your beliefs. I didn't know that Jehovah Witnesses don't claim to be born again? Then again, the question: aren't you a Jehovah Witness, or am I wrong about that too? What do you claim to be if not a Christian either? And where will you be if not in heaven...

According to this verse, how much desire to sin do we have after we have confessed our sin? If we have been freed from sin and cleansed of ALL unrighteousness, are we still a liar if we agree? 1 John 1:8 Is 1 John 1:9 the same doctrine as Acts 2:38. 1 John 1:9 says to confess. Acts 2:38 says...

The problem with your mind is you can only think what a natural man can do, NOT with the Holy Spirit if you receive Him, which you haven't. He is all powerful and inside us kills our sin nature nailing it to the cross. Romans 6:6-7. Then we are resurrected with a powerful new nature in this life...

Cowards quit when they have no scriptural legs to stand on when questioned. You believe the doctrines of demons, and that is why you are stumped.

You're a coward. I'd run from the truth too if I was you. I'm glad I'm not.

Instead of outright calling me a liar, why don't you answer my question and let's get to the bottom of the Truth. The question was. How much sin is left after confessing your sin in 1 John 1:9? A little? Or all? Or none?

Of course. Do you? If no; why not?

I keep the Spirit of the law as we are no longer under the letter of the law which kills. Do you keep the letter or the Spirit?

So if you think you are a teacher, then what does it mean, and how?

How much sin does 1 John 1:9 take away? That is the verse following 1 John 1:8 you quoted.

What do you care what I "think"? What does the Word of God SAY? John 8:32-36; Revelation 22:11.

Is 1 John 1:8 really about a Christian?

Is a sinner righteous or holy?

What is the context of 1 John 3:9? Which type of sin. There are two.

Did you even read my post, let alone understand it? We are not under the Ten Commandments, nor the letter of the law. We are under the New Covenant, the ministry of the Spirit; we establish the LAW. And not the Ten Commandments, but the eternal law of Love God with all your spirit, soul and...

There are two types of sin; which are you speaking of? If you read the word of God, what does it say about the born again and sinning? I am born again. Are you? Are those who say they don't sin wrong according to God's word? Your question stating "that passage" is vague. I quoted many passages...

Not "the law," but the eternal law of Love God with all your spirit, soul and body, and Love your neighbor as yourself. The eternal law is deeper than the surface laws of the letter of the Ten Commandments.

I gave you a clue - Acts 2:38 Repent once to receive the Holy Spirit. That is the same as 1 John 1:9 which does not mean a vicious cycle of sin, repent, sin, repent with no power over sin. NO! When we are cleansed of all unrighteousness, that includes taking away the SOURCE - the sin nature, so...