Actually, that is false, by virtue of ignoring everything posted to you about how the consequencesof sin does terribly affect the believer.
Which is why dear MHGinTN raised the issue of trying to explain it to you.
It seems clear from your posts, including this one, that you don't understand - perhaps willfull ignorance.
... but your posts also seem to reflect someone who isn't interested in learning truth, so there's that...
In any case, I wish you well.
——>Actually, that is false, by virtue of ignoring everything posted to you about how the consequencesof sin does terribly affect the believer.
But it doesn’t affect the SALVATION of a “born-againer”, now does it.
And while you are on a roll, will you PLEASE tell me the PENALTY for UNREPENTANT sin that everyone keeps telling me they told me, but didn’t?
There are reason that the phrase once saved always saved is a reflection of what GOD does honoring The Work of Jesus on our behalf, and that knowledge by God of all of our life when He responds to our act of the will in believing Him and believing in Whom He sent for our redemption, our spiritual redempion is but one of them.
IF God is acknowledging the work of Jesus on the cross for all of us, why would He, GOD, apply the righteousness of Christ for us then leave us to do works of righteousness to retain what only GOD could do for us?
When I first believed God knew what the rest of my life was going to be by merely looking at my future, which He can do so easily since He is, as Te Father Almighty, outside of time seeing all of time like a giant ball of -to quote Dr Who- all of timey whimey.
When God tells us in Paul's lwetter to the Hebrews that He, GOD, will remember nop more our sins with HIS new covenant, I take Him at His word because God cannot and will not lie or miss lead us. How can He remember my sins no more? By once and forever applying the righteous blood of Christ to redeem me. He redeems without changing His mind. Once you believe, it is God Who remembers your sin no more because He honors the work of Jesus, past, present, and future.
If we sin after being born again it grieves the abiding Holy Spirit Who is within our born again spirit, but he does not leave us to perhaps return if a proper ritual is invoked. He says He is with us always, even tot he end of the Earth. I take HIM at HIS WOrd. Cults? Not so much