as in "many will say Lord, Lord, but I will say I never knew you".
I wasn't questioning his salvation. I'm not sure if you are questioning mine. But you are correct and I apply that very litmus test to myself. Contrary to modern theology, it is good to question our own salvation.
I don't question another's unless there is persistence in known "open" sin; then we don't have to question, the fruit speaks for itself.
Of course one can be living in "secret" sin and we think they are saints. On the day of judgment, there will probably be many who we don't expect to make it who do and many others who we thought were shoo-ins who won't.
This is all interesting theological discussion but the fact remains: an innocent woman is being systematically murdered in a cold, ruthless fashion and many are hiding behind decorum and sophistry.