How to defeat the ME heresy

My original answer addresses that question.

 

So now that you are under grace, then what? If it is against the law to commit adultery and a saved Christian, who is under grace, engages in adultery and does not repent of that sin, does that saved Christian, who is under grace, inherit the Kingdom of God?

 

Is that a no?

 

Is that a yes?

 

Brother Rufus, you keep pretending that a saved Christian can sin. Everyone knows that a saved Christian can't commit adultery.

 

Can a saved Christian commit gluttony? There is no difference in God's eyes.

 

Man, do I wish everyone knew that. You haven't been following the threads about sin. Ask DHK, he will tell you all about Christians actually dying in the act of adultery.

 

Do Christians die in the state of being obese?
Why do we overlook "social sins" and condone them, and only condemn those that seem repugnant in our own eyes? Our Lord never did that.

 

You should probably just be grateful that you are too old to lust, otherwise I would be careful what I said if I were you. David was a man after God's own heart and he was able to commit adultery. There is no sin under the sun that being saved will make you immune to if you set your heart to do it.

 

I suspect there was a time that was not true. You speak as a foolish man, whats wrong with you? Why not just debate, why the slurs all the time. You got a chip on your shoulder or what. I suspect you are upset because you been dragged over the coals by Amy and Npet;.

(if you set your heart to do it) then you still got a heart of stone.

 

I may speak as a foolish man, but I know it is equally foolish to believe that I cannot fall. I apologize if I offended you when I spoke of your age, it wasn't in the proper spirit.

 

Is there any other kind of Christian than a "saved Christian"?

And where does the Bible say what you are claiming?

Your implication is that a Christian cannot sin. Have you by any chance read I John recently??

I do know it says something about "practicing", i.e. habitually doing, some things.

Ed

 

I was speaking as a fool brother. Indeed a Christian can sin. I was referencing the idea that a man might believe on Christ, but nevertheless find that he was only a 'false professer' because he did not live up to some imaginary line in scripture. Christ died to save sinners. Such were some of us, and the rest of us still are.

 

:tear:

Yea, we can sin, we can sin!!! We been saved so now we can sin!!! We can wallow the blood of Christ through all the sins of mankind, yea!! Go throughout all the world and tell them if they continue in sin, they are lost and going to hell and the lake of fire, but we are born again, so we can sin !!!! You can't but we can.............................!:tear:

 

If your willing to reap what you sow. But Christ's gift wasn't conditioned upon you not sinning.

 

Do I lose the gift?