Dude the context is the gospel.
Stick to the gospel. Or continue to be a liar.
We are not talking about what a child of God will do, we are talking about how one gets to heaven.
So unless you think they are one and the same (proving your a legalistic gospel teacher) then stick the topic,
eg - For a man who claims not to be living by rules you already are setting rules, saying what we are talking about, calling me a liar ( do not know what for ). You mentioned you were crucified. By what and whom?
Again for a man who claims not to be under condemnation, you are quick to put me under it.
Was Paul righteous? Pauls answer to this would have been interesting. He would have said all His righteousness was Jesus.
If anything was brought by his conscience, understanding or the Holy Spirit he would repent of it. He was clear that he did not want a debt on his soul or to not run the race as best he could.
We demolish arguments and every pretension that sets itself up against the knowledge of God, and we take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ.
2 Cor 10:5
I think there is a real divide in what is it to walk in the Kingdom. Are we born as robots who only do exactly what the Lord tells us to do moment by moment. Lord is this right or that right? Should I go left or right?
Now as a child you always look to the parent to guide where you are going because you have no real clue.
Is this the model of christian maturity, of being a person who understands righteousness and evil, who exercises judgement over their own actions and stands before others to declare the wonderful glory of the gospel.
Think of the concepts. We are slaves to sin, we are set free to be slaves to righteousness. Jesus puts us in the driving seat, He shows us that which blesses and that which destroys. We are no longer instruments of destruction but blessing. The Lord does not say, "DO THIS GOOD DEED", he says, see the need, let your heart be moved and act.
They show that the requirements of the law are written on their hearts, their consciences also bearing witness, and their thoughts sometimes accusing them and at other times even defending them.)
Rom 2:15
All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, so that the servant of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work.
2 Tim 3:16
Now the funny thing is I am not a righteous person in the eyes of many. I drink alcohol, have tea and coffee, watch films and series that are not "wholesome" or "good". What I see is the good in everything, the blessing in amongst chaos and sin, the confusion of life, that shows the power of love.
My righteousness is purely in the faith I have in Jesus, and what guides me is the love he placed in my heart.
Accuse me of sin, lying, violence etc. it does not matter, because I know to whom I live. You are not my judge, or my saviour, I am not here to please you but my Lord.
So though I may walk in perfection, I will never know, because to know is to be proud in myself and not the Lord, and forever I will be unworthy of His grace. This does not mean I do not desire to walk in righteousness, to see need and meet it. It does not mean there is not obvious sin which needs to be pointed out, or basic standards of love and care we need to meet to show even to ourselves we know our Lord.
I am not a law keeper as some would say the argument is, but I am someone who says walking in the Spirit is not walking in the flesh and being a slave to sin. The law is there for our edification, its principles worthy of understanding, though it is not how we are justified. Forever into eternity, it is the Lord alone who is the source of life and righteousness, to which we must bend and walk.
Too many have a history of hurt and pain, living to rules without the love from the heart. The answer is not focus on what love is, and the focus of rules and self justification will find its proper place. The danger is by having this war, all you are doing is destroying the very thing you claim to stand for, love, and pushing condemnation on whoever you call the enemy, and see lies and hypocracy everywhere.
This is not a work of the Spirit but of the flesh driven by hurt and disappointment of the past.
Forgive as you have been forgiven.
You, then, why do you judge your brother or sister? Or why do you treat them with contempt? For we will all stand before God’s judgment seat.
Rom 14:10
Therefore do not let what you know is good be spoken of as evil. For the kingdom of God is not a matter of eating and drinking, but of righteousness, peace and joy in the Holy Spirit, because anyone who serves Christ in this way is pleasing to God and receives human approval.
Rom 14:16-18