The "P" stands for "Preservation of the Saints" and says those saved are kept saved and no one can lose their salvation. I believe this doctrine, as stated, is correct and valid doctrine.
I say Preservation and this poster says Persevere. Needless effort to create an issue.
I just made a statement. Based on what I have heard calvinists say in the past.
I have also seen it written as perseverance of the saints.
in fact. before you make silly accusations. You should probably check yourself
A quick google of perseverANCE of the aints showed this and much more
from Got Question...
Perseverance of the Saints - is it biblical? | GotQuestions.org
Perseverance of the saints is the name that is used to summarize what the Bible teaches about the eternal security of the believer. It answers the question, “Once a person is saved, can he lose his salvation?” Perseverance of the saints is the
P in the acronym TULIP, which is commonly used to enumerate what are known as the five points of Calvinism. Because the term “perseverance of the saints” can cause people to have the wrong idea about what is meant, some people prefer to use terms like “preservation of the saints,” “eternal security,” or “held by God.” Each of these terms reveals some aspect of what the Bible teaches about the security of the believer. However, like any biblical doctrine, what is important is not the name assigned to the doctrine but how accurately it summarizes what the Bible teaches about that subject. No matter which name you use to refer to this important doctrine, a thorough study of the Bible will reveal that, when it is properly understood, it is an accurate description of what the Bible teaches.
From John Piper on calvinism
Perseverance of the Saints
perseverance of the saints
Session 8
TULIP
from another reformed pastor
reformed theology
April 22, 2017
Theology\Reformed Theology\Perseverance of the Saints
TULIP and Reformed Theology: Perseverance of the Saints
R.C. Sproul
I do not just make stuff up