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>>So, I assume you are actually trying to say that anyone who continues in a sinful lifestyle is giving evidence that they are most likely a tare, an unbeliever, who never has actually turned to Jesus.<<

Here's you comment again xzins.

>>"Any practicing homosexual who believes in Jesus will be saved.<<

And here is my original.

"How about practicing homosexuals who claim to believe in Jesus?"

Now, a practicing homosexual does NOT fit the passage "11 And that is what some of you were." which you posted.

Any practicing homosexual who believes in Jesus will be saved. Is there something wrong with that? Otherwise we say that it is unforgiveable. 1 Co 6 says that it is forgiveable.

There is also the issue of sin in Christians....backsliding. I believe that sin in Christians is forgiveable. 1 Co 3 details what happens to those who are saved but live unworthy lives.

Then there are tares, which I think is the case with most in the church who contend that homosexuality is not even a sin and want to be received as believers in Jesus.

CB, I want to believe you’re in this for the purpose of ‘rightly dividing the word of truth.’ If the purpose is ‘gotcha’, then there is nothing I can do to help you.

What do you have to offer, if all you have is gotcha? Jesus told the disciples to feed the 5000 and they began counting the food supplies and the cost of food. He ended up taking over. The best answer was like when Mary said at the wedding “We’ll do whatever YOU say.” HE is the only food that satisfies. Gotcha doesn’t satisfy.