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From: daf@ccice6.UUCP (Amphibian Defender)
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Subject: A question for Paul and others (Re: More replies to Ken)
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Date: Fri, 9-Nov-84 19:49:13 EST
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> Ken's sentence would be more complete if it
> said "there is nothing that a man can do to save himself *by himself*."

My question is a digression from the original discussion.

A man can do nothing to save himself by himself.

A man who has sinned his whole life can be saved at the
last minute by accepting Christ and trusting in his mercy.

Doesn't this imply that a Christian never really needs to do
anything good and is free to be as evil as he feels, as long
as he repents before dying?



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