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Disclaimer: I am not advocating that one must sin no more after conversion or not be a Christian nor am I claiming that salvation can be loss due to sin.
Now that were done with that, I had a little bit of a "debate" of theological ideas the other day. In our talk we were brought up that if you go on sinning in habitual sin that your conversion may not have been true. That if you go on sinning (sexual sin, killing, lying, stealing) habitually that there may not have been any change at all.. Of which I agree whole-heartedly. What do ya'll think?
Do you think that you can go on in habitual sin and have been a true convert?
Now that were done with that, I had a little bit of a "debate" of theological ideas the other day. In our talk we were brought up that if you go on sinning in habitual sin that your conversion may not have been true. That if you go on sinning (sexual sin, killing, lying, stealing) habitually that there may not have been any change at all.. Of which I agree whole-heartedly. What do ya'll think?
Do you think that you can go on in habitual sin and have been a true convert?