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Anonymous10/18/25, 17:52No.18084756
According to sola fide and eternal security believers.
1. We're all sinners.
2. All sins are equal. There are no serious and minor sins. Just sin.
3. No one ever stops sinning (even born again people).
4. There is no "process" for being forgiven after committing a post-born again sin since you're already forgiven.
5. We're never allowed to judge another person's salvation.
6. But people who commit serious sins after being born again were never truly born again to begin with.
Something isn't adding up. Do born again people "sin less" than non-born again people? If so give me a number. They want to have "no sins disqualifies you" and "some sins prove you were never saved" at the same time.
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Anon10/18/25, 17:57No.18084769
What you described isn't Christianity. You described something like noahidism, which is effectively what all modern "christian" churches have become.
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Anon10/18/25, 18:17No.18084817
The Pope is an antichrist so you gotta fight him or you go to hell. Everything else is up for debate but that's the most important thing to understand about non-Catholic Christianity.
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Anon10/18/25, 18:19No.18084820
What about becoming fake Anglican in a strip mall under the Bishop of Rwanda instead? That seems like the true way to Salvation.
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Anon10/18/25, 18:27No.18084845
>4. There is no "process" for being forgiven after committing a post-born again sin since you're already forgiven.
? do you think they tell people to repent as a meme or something? That is their process
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Anon10/18/25, 18:46No.18084904
> But people who commit serious sins after being born again were never truly born again to begin with.
That’s why Eternal Security is retarded. It’s predestination trying really hard to pretend it’s not. How do you ever know you’re saved if you can’t know if you “truly” believe?
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Anon10/18/25, 18:55No.18084955
The Sola Fide crowd always talk out of both sides of their mouth. Christianity wafts between being faith based, to works based, then back to faith before anyone can bat an eyelash.
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Anon10/18/25, 21:42No.18085450
>2. All sins are equal. There are no serious and minor sins. Just sin.
The most minor sin by itself is enough to make a person worthy of going to hell without Christ. That is something the Bible explicitly says (James 2:10). That doesn't mean the Bible makes no distinguishment between sins though. There are plenty of places where it does. I think you're hallucinating this supposed argument.>5. We're never allowed to judge another person's salvation.
This is also completely hallucinated. In Matthew 7:20 it says, "Wherefore by their fruits ye shall know them." And in 1 John 4:1 it says, "Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world.">6. But people who commit serious sins after being born again were never truly born again to begin with.
It says in 1 John 2:19 that a non-believer's unbelief will become manifest at some point. It's not just about committing certain sins, it's about the fact that their unbelief itself will become manifest or evident. See the point above.>3. No one ever stops sinning (even born again people).
This is oversimplified to the point of being false. It's possible for a saved person to walk in victory over sin. When this life is over, every resurrected saved person will be completely free from sin.
>4. There is no "process" for being forgiven after committing a post-born again sin
We're still told to ask for forgiveness from God (see 1 John 1:9).You've completely misunderstood or misrepresented what "once saved always saved" or eternal security actually means. You can't even figure out the basic premises of it since four out of six (60%) of your listed ideas actually aren't even Biblical.>Something isn't adding up.
Yeah, you got at least 60% of your assumptions wrong, and another one draws a false conclusion. Most of your points are either 100% unbiblical, or at least clearly misunderstanding an actual biblical point.