Carl Emerson
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Scripture does make it clear that the majority professing to be Christians are not saved.
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Scripture does make it clear that the majority professing to be Christians are not saved.
Yes, He made the Kingdom possible but we still have to choose whether to keep putting our will first or the will of God to be eligible. "Thy Kingdom come. Thy will be done in earth as it is in Heaven'.Just a reminder we are not saved by what we do or fail to do but by what Jesus did
Is it really a majority though? Or is that cynicism?
Is it really a majority though? Or is that cynicism?
True, very true. Only God knows who will and who will not be saved.
It's without a doubt unfounded cynicism. Notice that the OP claims 99.9999% of Christians aren't sound. It's unscriptural. Period.
The passage is clear about the many and the few.
Let me clarify.
All Christians will be saved.
Not all professing Christians will be saved.
I still think that the majority of professing Christians will be saved though. It's not hard to accept Christ's gift of salvation. God is more than willing to save anyone who honestly comes to Him.
Which passage specifically?
All Christians will be saved.
Not all professing Christians will be saved.
What is your definition of professing Christians? (as opposed to true Christians?) Romans 10:10 says "For with the heart one believes and thus has righteousness and with the mouth one confesses and thus has salvation". So are you claiming that this isn't true?
Maybe the "Many are called, but few are chosen" one. But I wonder if that relates to the Jewish nation being called, but they rejected Him.
This is a contradiction...
You might like to explain what you think a Christian is...
is a contradiction...
No. Are you claiming Matthew 7:21 isn't true?
Refer to post #30
Will be the downfall of many indeed that refuse to repent of their addiction to self will.