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Nice deflective maneuver

Absolutely, but I still have to deal with the power and presence of sin. Don't you? I suppose there is no possibility that it is you who might be disregarding context.

I think some might have gotten vinegar. :D

I simply do not agree with your position, and your claiming that those who don't agree with you are devoid of the Spirit is disgraceful behavior for one who claims to be converted.

Hello, Nancy. I consider you a friend simply because you are friendly to me. The coming together in the unity of the faith is foretold in Scripture so, even though we must endure the shaking and sifting out of those who love division, it will eventually come to pass. I've been on several of...

Who died and left you the Decider of valid questions? There is no difference, anyway. If I should not be a sinner then I can be a saint. It is simple logic. It is written: These things I write to you that ye sin not. The fact that I sin is no proof that I must do so.

Isn't a lost sheep still a sheep? This is what happens when eisegesis is employed.

Who's worried? Christ is the Author and Finisher of my faith. More straw men.

But you ignore all the other texts in the Bible that suggest salvation is a process or a journey, or like a race and then treat people who bring them up like atheists or even criminals. The spirit which actuates aggressors like you is obvious. My taste for it is wearing thin. I knew this would...

Straw man

And I never said I was without sin but I should be, shouldn't I? If not, then how much sin is OK?

A job that requires dishonesty is a job that didn't come from the Lord's hand.

Polish up my resume.

You should ask the Holy Ghost. He is the Author. I try to keep the 3rd commandment.

I will not be fully "saved" until sin is eradicated from the universe. Neither will anyone else.

That much is quite obvious. I mean that you equate non-OSAS with insanity.

I am as free of sin as I truly desire to be. So is everyone else. The fact that I have sin is no excuse for sin. Isn't that obvious?

Why would they need to hide for that unless they were in a country without religious liberty? Whiteout?

I would die for your right to believe in OSAS. Religious liberty is the most important among a few other things that are worth a human life. Hereby perceive we the love of God, because he laid down his life for us: and we ought to lay down our lives for the brethren. (1 John 3:16)

The Bible says I can have as much of Christ's righteousness as I desire: Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled. (Matthew 5:6)