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So are your past, present and future sins already forgiven, or just your past sins, as scripture actually says.

Your posts are hilarious. Just say you don't believe the supernatural ability of the Spirit, and go on your carnal way.

So how did Luther come up with that belief? It was on justification by faith alone. Do you believe in that doctrine?

I have never been to a church that believes 100% as I do, but I do know of two that are close.

Yes, I will see death because of Adam's sin. It is a mortal body now. It needs to put on immortality.

So then you do not believe that statement from Martin Luther was scriptural. Let's bring the number down to 10.

Do you agree with my post on what Martin Luther said? Was he scripturally correct?

I want you to seek the baptism of the Holy Spirit so you can be saved.

Just the opposite. My nature has taken on immortality, but my body must also put on immortality because at present it isn't. It will die. Did you understand Romans 8:10?

So, in answer to my question, that would be a yes? Or no? You didn't answer. Do you believe this statement from Martin Luther: "Even if you were to commit murder and adultery 1000 times a day it could not separate you from God." Is that person Luther describes, saved?

Is John lying?

Yes. Romans 8:10

What's your version?

Let me ask you something. Do you believe that because of Jesus all your past, present and future sins are already forgiven, even the ones you did today and will in the future? Are you saved because of that?

It is very clear, read it again.

Before you judge me, ask yourself if all your prayers are answered. Mine are. 1 John 3:21-24 21 Beloved, if our heart does not condemn us, we have confidence toward God. 22 And whatever we ask we receive from Him, because we keep His commandments and do those things that are pleasing in His...

You better read Romans 8:2 again. He said that being in the Spirit he is free from sin.

So you believe it is impossible to not sin? Proverbs 23:7 For as he thinks in his heart, so is he.

I bought a book on Augustine, but haven't read it yet, so am no expert, but I enjoyed one of his teachings entitled "Love God, and do what you want." At first glance, I thought it sounded Gnostic, but when I read the teaching, it wasn't at all. Unlike the starters of the Reformation, Augustine...

1 John 1:8 is not speaking of a repentant Christian, thus the reason for the next verse. And verse 10 claims they were born sinless - another lie. Paul says we have all sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. IOW, we all need to repent to become saved. We are either a sinner or a child of...