Is your question that people who believe on Christ will commit the eternal sin?
If yes, what has led you to this conclusion: People who believe on Christ (and are thus forgiven) will commit the eternal sin (and are thus not forgiveable), versus concluding that people who believe on Christ (and are thus forgiven) will not commit the eternal sin (and thus are forgiveable)?
Isn't it logically consistent that people who believe on Christ wouldn't commit the eternal sin?
If yes, what has led you to this conclusion: People who believe on Christ (and are thus forgiven) will commit the eternal sin (and are thus not forgiveable), versus concluding that people who believe on Christ (and are thus forgiven) will not commit the eternal sin (and thus are forgiveable)?
Isn't it logically consistent that people who believe on Christ wouldn't commit the eternal sin?
If it could be proven beyond doubt that God exists...
and that He is the one spoken of in the Bible...
would you repent of your sins and place your faith in Jesus Christ?
