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    Outer Darkness: a possible destiny for the saved

    How? You never give any evidence. OSAS teaches you can ignore Jesus' word like thou shall not murder. Just believe in the death, burial and ressurection and be saved as going against Jesus word(sins) plays no part in eternal life. This is the doctrine of OSAS. I quoted the doctrine from a OSAS...
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    Outer Darkness: a possible destiny for the saved

    You are making inflammatory remarks about me. But you aren't giving evidence. Try engaging in the actual discussion and answer my questions. Or Continue to show you have no actual proof of your accusations.
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    Outer Darkness: a possible destiny for the saved

    You understand Jesus' word teaches one cannot commit sin? Therefore to claim ones sins dont matter in erenal life is teaching Jesus' word which teaches not to commit sin does not have to be believed to inherit eternal life. This is why OSAS is a false doctrine.
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    Outer Darkness: a possible destiny for the saved

    Not at all. If you had read all of my posts. You would have learned that belief must be defined Biblically. I've already explained when OSAS claim belief alone saves, they redefine the meaning. Jesus taught true Biblical belief is belief in Him and His word. To claim you believe then claim ones...
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    Outer Darkness: a possible destiny for the saved

    With regards to ones salvation that's what OSAS teach. You are taking issue with the doctrine not me.
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    Outer Darkness: a possible destiny for the saved

    Wrong, I'm not making up anything. I literally quoted a well respected Baptist Preacher who explains the doctrine himself. He says salvation has nothing to do with ones sins after they have believed. I've been told by multiple believers in this doctrine the exact same thing. I'm only repeating...
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    Outer Darkness: a possible destiny for the saved

    Answer my question. No more dodging,
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    Outer Darkness: a possible destiny for the saved

    Sam Morris is OSAS Baptist preacher. I literally quoted him. How is that lying?
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    Outer Darkness: a possible destiny for the saved

    Why do you not believe when Jesus gives a commandment from His word like do not murder. You still teach belief saves without believing in Jesus' commandments? Question: Can a believer murder and before repentance he dies, still be saved?
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    Outer Darkness: a possible destiny for the saved

    Sam Morris, pastor of First Baptist Church in Stanford Texas wrote a tract titled: " Do a Christian's Sins Damn His Soul? " Morris: " We take the position that a Christian's sins do not damn His soul. The way a Christian lives, what he says, his character, his conduct, or his attitude toward...
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    Outer Darkness: a possible destiny for the saved

    How can someone claim to believe in God and not believe what He says? And you accuse me of not knowing what I'm talking about? John 8:31, - then Jesus said to those Jews which believed on Him, If ye continue in My word, then ye are My disciples Jesus teaches only those who believe His word...
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    Outer Darkness: a possible destiny for the saved

    It is true. OSAS teaches one can become an unbeliever and still be saved. Salvation according to this doctrine has nothing to do with the works of the saved. Otherwise salvation is based on what man does not on what Christ alone did. Not believing Jesus' word is according to Jesus not believing...
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    Outer Darkness: a possible destiny for the saved

    No Bible in your rebuke of my teaching. I will no longer discuss Bible with you if you have no Bible in your response. Also no more ad hominem. If you want discussion with me.
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    Outer Darkness: a possible destiny for the saved

    Your responses have no scripture. Not going to discuss Bible with you if you give no Bible answers. I am being honest. Also no more ad hominem or I'm not responding.
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    Outer Darkness: a possible destiny for the saved

    Yes you are correct, John 7:52, No prophet was expected to come from Galilee was the thinking of the Pharisees according to some mens interpretation. Not no prophet ever came out of Galilee. Thanks for calling me out on this. I overlooked Jonah, so I was wrong. I used this verse out of context...
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    Outer Darkness: a possible destiny for the saved

    Key difference between Once Saved Always Saved and Perseverance of the Saints: Perseverance of the saints is the logical conclusion from Calvinist doctrine. The elect have been elected by no choice of their own. They have been delivered from their sin by a predetermined limited number of the...
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    Outer Darkness: a possible destiny for the saved

    That's an assumption. I never taught salvation is not an ongoing process. There is a  day when one is justified/sanctified by God. From that day forth, one must continue in faithfulness to remain saved, Revelation 2:10. 2Corinthians 6:2, - for He saith, I have heard thee in a time accepted, and...
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    QUOTE for the day

    "Common sense is like deodorant. The people who need it most never use it."
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    Outer Darkness: a possible destiny for the saved

    Wrong, you cannot be made righteous/justified/sanctified by God and not be made holy also. Wrong, your doctrine is unscriptual. We are made holy when God saves us not saved then later in life made holy as you teach. 1Corinthians 6:11, - and such were some of you, but ye are washed but ye are...