Reply to "Salvation Or Works -- Which Comes First?"

CrustyMacOld Faithful

I've long ago concluded that Bill requires OSAS to get into heaven. His misguided life, except for a day or two of being "saved", will certainly earn him fire and brimstone. He clings to a misinterpretation of the Bible as his only hope for salvation.

According to Bill DLH™, on the one hand a Christian who has lost faith never had it to begin with, but on the other one can have faith that is dead and still be saved. Somehow, in Johhny's crazed mind, these are not contradictory ideas. What a crock.

9/15/1412:33 PM

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