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This is another of those unscriptural false doctrines that I find in the modern church regarding sins of lawlessness. (Unintentional trespasses are another issue altogether, and are not covered in this post.) Scripture is clear that when we come to Christ and He fills us with His Spirit He...

Please read what I wrote to you to try to explain my view, because you haven't heard it all. Far from it.

I've been wrong in the past, and have changed my view, taking things I didn't understand off the shelf and reexamining them, until there were no contradictions. I don't have anything left on the shelf that I don't understand, unless I haven't come across something that needs to be put on the...

For the same reason. But many who believe OSAS do not have Jesus inside them.

ROFL. You just read the first word, and not the rest? That is hysterical! I dare you to read the rest.

Could you rewrite this. It is so convoluted, I'm clueless as to what you are accusing me of. I assume you are accusing me of something; otherwise, it would be out of character.

So how do you know that you will not someday turn against Christ and become a Muslim? I doubt anyone who commits apostasy planned it.

Spirit Guide? Like some ancient indian chief? Oh my.

No, but you don't know all that I believe. I also believe what sin we are free from immediately are willful sins of LAWLESSNESS. Sins unto death. 1 John 5:16-17 In other words, breaking the OT laws of morality. And that has nothing to do with any of the ceremonial laws outside our heart, like...

What about the sin of apostacy? Is someone who was raised Christian and lived it, then turns against Jesus and believes in Mohamed, or Hinduism still saved?

That is because what most of the Protestant world believes is false doctrine. They have heard it all their lives and, frankly, are brainwashed. I will not agree to anything that weakens the true gospel and why He came. Daniel 9:24

That's okay. When you spend as much time as he did in writing it, why write it again to someone else? I do they same thing.

Is there any light in the person who walks in darkness? 1 John 1:6 No! Because God is light. And we must have God inside of us. It is not talking about a true Christian. And neither is 8 and 10.

I'm not even going to correct your misinterpretation of 1 John 1:8 again. You have heard it before, and still love to justify sin in the life of a Christian. Why? So you can feel better about yourself?

So it is the law you believe Jesus frees us from, not sin??? John 8:34-36 "committing sins" is not free indeed.

It is interesting the wisdom in "Moderation in all things, but I will not become a slave to anything." For instance, 2 drinks a day can lower LDL, and more than that can higher LDL.

What about cigarettes? I have Christian friends who can't seem to give it up for longer than a few years. As soon as something stressful comes along in their lives, that is the first thing they turn to - not God.

I'm sure glad the grace of God rests upon me, giving me a thick skin! I've developed quite a following of haters. I'm not surprised. :) 13 Do not marvel, my brethren, if the world hates you.

What is the meaning of this verse? 1. What does grace mean? 2. Do you believe sins are infirmities? 3. What are Paul's weaknesses?

Choose Jesus, or stay unsaved and stumble your head off. James 3:2b. If anyone does not stumble in word, he is a perfect man, able also to bridle the whole body. 2 Peter 1:5-11 5 But also for this very reason, giving all diligence, add to your faith virtue, to virtue knowledge, 6 to knowledge...