I went back and looked at his post. He didn't say anything like that.
I think you're trying to derail the thread to your own agenda. If so, start a thread of your own.
This is not the thread you're looking for.
First, my agenda is God and His Word.
Second, God's Word condemns a sin and still be saved doctrine.
Seeing I am told in Scripture to preach the Word, it is my duty to preach the truth;
And not a doctrine that tickles mens ears and makes them feel good falsely.
There are tons of warnings against a Sin and Still Be Saved type belief all over your Bible.
It is one of the reasons why men justify sin and think it is okay with God.
In fact, it is the reason for this thread.
Men are trying to justify the sin of porn as being okay with God.
I said to Danbha the following,
"A one time act of watching porn will condemn anyone to hell if they do not repent of it."
~ Quote by me, Jason.
Needless to say, Danbha did not agree.
There are three possibilties with why he may not agree with me, one of them being highly unlikely; And the other one being possible (but also not likely).
Possibility #1. He believes in Eternal Security or a Sin and Still Be Saved Gospel.
This is the belief that no sin can separate a believer from God. You are Once Saved, Always Saved. Once you accepted Christ, you are forever saved no matter what you do. Some in this camp believe that you can sin as much as you want and be saved and others believe you will generally live a holy life but you will not be out of favor with God if you abide in one or two unrepentant sins before you die. The problem with Eternal Security is that it leads a person to think they are immune to sin and it will make them to treat God's grace as a license for immorality (Which is what
Jude 1:4 NIV warns us about). This is the most popular belief among Christians. So to assume he believes this is more than likely the case. Could I be wrong? Sure, and I would be willing to apologize. But 9 times out of 10 this is what a person believes when they deny the particular statement that I make.
Possibility #2. He believes in a Sin Cannot Separate You From God Type Belief (
That Denies Eternal Security). This is the belief that sin does not separate you from God but you have the free will to walk away from God. Not too many people believe this one, although I have ran into a few that do. So the chances he believes this is slim.
Possibility #3. He appears to believe in Conditional Salvation but still justifies that abiding in one unrepentant sin will not mean you are not saved. Meaning, he appears to be against Eternal Security, but he believes that it takes lots of sin (or practicing a particular sin for a long time) for a believer to no longer be saved anymore (Instead of just one serious unrepentant sin). This group is very rare. I have not run into too many of these types, either. Although they are out there, I have not encountered them often. So this is highly unlikely that he believes this.
Hence, why I have concluded he believes the way he does.
I have been talking against Eternal Security a long time now.
I can practically smell it on a person if they believe in it.
Am I infallible? No.
But in the past, I have predicated successfully many times that a person believes in Eternal Security by the bread crumbs or clues that they give me.
Again, what does this have to do with this thread?
Everything.
Again, the thread topic is trying to justify sin as being okay with God.
That is what Eternal Security proposes, as well.
A belief that is popular in many churches these days.
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