If I may offer my answer, a born again converted person would have to go back to unbelief and cease to be a born again converted creation in order for them to do what John says a born again person can not do. Can a born again person do that? Can they go back to unbelief and cease to be converted by the Holy Spirit? Some say yes. Some say yes, but only because they were never really born again to begin with. But what does it matter? They're going to the fiery place either way! That's why I say the OSAS argument is meaningless.
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Salvation is a serious matter.
* NOT particularly big news, VOWS/OATHS have been on a grand scale world wide become advocated, promoted, tolerated, accepted as incidental and flippant.
* All knowing God is NOT fooled by the acts of men who showboat for the eyes and confidence of other men.
* Men routinely are fooled by other men.
* A man having Received Salvation IS a permanent Gift, Promised BEFORE a bodily death, Given AFTER a bodily death.
the end of the day all OSAS does is give false comfort to people who are not saved that they are saved.
OSAS is not about the end of days. OSAS IS about an individuals Freewill choosing to willingly LAY DOWN his own LIFE as his own personal commitment unto to the Lord God.
(Nothing new; Been in effect for centuries).
It deceives people into thinking they are saved when they are really not.
Scripture does not teach deception.
Who is accountable for verifying Scripture for what it does say, except the individual themselves?
Especially this new ridiculous brand of OSAS that says even if the born again person goes back to unbelief they are still saved.
Don’t know WHO supposedly “takes credit for that, or teaches that, or associates that with OSAS, Being ALWAYS, but not really”, on his face is not OSAS ... ALWAYS.
That is so stupid it hardly deserves comment, but so many unbelievers have entered into the church because of it's deceitful allure and have made it so that we true believers have to confront it.
Ofcourse it is stupid, to imply or infer oppositions are the same thing.
I have zero knowledge of so many “unbelievers”, being duped into a teaching that proclaims: “unbelief doesn’t matter, only claiming belief matters”.....ie “whoop, whoop it is possible to fool God with a lie”.
Don’t know who supposedly teaches that.