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Don't fall for it. The deliberately obtuse questions will never end.

I guess it does. If nonsense can pronounce one an unbeliever.

This sounds like nonconformity for nonconformity's sake. So shall my word be that goeth forth out of my mouth: it shall not return unto me void, but it shall accomplish that which I please, and it shall prosper in the thing whereto I sent it. (Isaiah 55:11) For the word of God is quick, and...

Unbelievable

And I reject the notion of a savior that will not let me go if I wish. Am I allowed to reject that notion?

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By doing the opposite of what "abiding" means.

Absolutely agreed

As I see it, I have two options here. I can give you the information you want so you can start googling and flood me with some canned refutations and scandals or I can decline and be accused of cowardice or deceptiveness. I'm not playing the game. You've derailed this thread for long enough...

The counter-arguments to post #335 precede post #335. You didn't answer them except with literal doubletalk and denial. I'm not playing the game.

How could they be distinct if they are the same? Rabbit hole.

You can't have it both ways. Either it's multiplication or division. How do you know it's not 1 / 1 x 1? I'm telling you, it's a rabbit hole. All things were created by Christ. He breathed into man's nostrils and man became a living soul. Did Adam thus receive the Holy Spirit? The Greek says...

My "theory" is that I didn't design the human mind--God did. People believe what they want to believe. And I can't believe that I'm having to argue for simple reality.

Yet: I and my Father are one. (John 10:30)

It was not the Holy Spirit that went back to God. It was Christ's breath. Which is not, itself, the Holy Spirit.

Luke 23:46 looks more like division than multiplication to me. It's just nonsense, the multiplication thing.

I don't see a thing about multiplication.

From Scripture, please?

The elephant in the room we're possibly dancing around is that Christians do not lose their assurance of salvation by works, good or bad, but by severing their connection with Christ, which they are free to do at any time.