[Nita Nupress]

Anyone that has chronic disease has sanctification issues that need to be addressed. The path is first pray to be shown your sins, then confess and repent of them, then permanently remove them from your life. It can be a slow process for some, or a near instantaneous one for others.

I do not agree with you that a mortal can permanently rid himself of sin. There was only one perfect person who was without sin, and we hanged him on a cross. That is my belief, a belief that will not ever change, although I understand that you may not hold that same opinion.

Most think that recviting the “sinner’s prayer” does all that needs to be done. That simply is not so.

I'm sure that our personal beliefs about the plan of salvation must be very different, so again, I won't debate that with you (or anyone else here, for that matter).

[editor-surveyor]

>> “I do not agree with you that a mortal can permanently rid himself of sin” <<

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You’re reading something that isn’t there!

This is a day by day thing, as we do have a sinful nature that cannot go away until we are made incorruptible at his return.

We have to stick with it constantly.