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 | If an unsaved person committed this sin, the texts seem to imply that she/he could never attain salvation. |
| If a saved person committed this sin, the texts seem to imply that their existing salvation would be terminated and could never be reestablished in the future. |
The Bible clearly states in numerous locations that without salvation, once a person dies, they will spend eternity in the torture chambers of Hell. Thus, these three passages are more than passing interest to those who believe that the Bible is God's word and is inerrant.
Topics included in this section:
| Bible passages about salvation & the allegedly
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| Panic caused by belief in the existence of the unforgivable sin | ||||||||
| What is the unforgivable sin?
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Home > Christianity > Christian history... > Beliefs > Sin > here |
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or: Home > Spirituality > Sin > here |
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or: Home > Religious information > Sin > here |
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or: Home > Christianity > Christian themes > Beliefs > Salvation > here |
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or: Home > Christianity > Christian themes > Beliefs > Salvation > Lose salvation? > here |
Copyright © 2006 Ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance
Posted: 2006-OCT-25
Latest update: 2006-OCT-25
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