[markomalley]

Bless your heart, you gave a very nice witness and I thank you for it.

But, frankly, you didn’t answer the mail. The closest you came was, “So, this morning let’s say I sinned, have I lost my salvation, I think not, but it should not become a habit.”

So what happens if it _does_ become a habit?

If you (a presumably saved person) go out and commit repeated adultery against your wife (husband) with multiple partners of both sexes over a long period and are perfectly pleased and proud to have done so and never repent from having done so, even to your death, are you going to heaven or not?

If so, all well and good.

If not, was it because you were never _really_ saved to begin with, was it because you lost your salvation, or was it because you died in a state of sin?

Really simple questions. They don’t require a long testimony and I promise not to argue with your answer, once you actually give me one.

I do appreciate your answer, though. But please just answer the question and leave your “I’m glad I’m not Catholic” testimony out of it this time. Thanks.

[Scythian]

If someone does that

go out and commit repeated adultery against your wife (husband) with multiple partners of both sexes over a long period and are perfectly pleased and proud to have done so and never repent from having done so, even to your death, are you going to heaven or not?

My honest answer is they probably never were believers to begin with. But in the end I am not concerned with that person, I will stand or fall based on me, nobody else. However, God will chasten those he needs to, beleive me he does.

Let's consider just neglecting to read the bible, or arguing with your wife, or looking at pic's of scantadally clad women right here on the FR? Have you ever looked when you know you really shouldn't? What are you going to do? Best of luck to you my friend, and remember, a smoldering wick He will not snuff out ...