what is sin and saved doctrine?
Are you sinless?
Again, folks here are making the focus back on the person instead of the Word of God. What does the Word of God say on the matter? A sin and still be saved doctrine is the belief that you can sin with no remorse, confession, and or striving to forsake sin as a requirement for your right standing with God. You can just abide in whatever sin you like and you are saved no matter what. But 1 John 2:1, 1 John 1:9, and Romans 6:15 say exactly the opposite, though.
As for being sinless: God calls us to be perfect as our heavenly father is perfect. The Scriptures say for without holiness, no man shall see the Lord. It's a matter of what is your focus. Are you focused on walking after the Spirit or the flesh? You can't do both because Jesus said no man can serve two masters. When a believer confesses their sin, they are forgiven and cleansed of that sin and they strive to forsake that sin with God's help. They are slaves to rightoeusness and not unrighteousness. They walk in the Spirit and not in the ways of the devil and sin. A believer is not forgiven if there is no change in their life and they are still serving themselves and the pleasure of their sin. This is not Works Salvationism. It is Regeneratonism or Relationshipism. If God lives within a person, they will be changed spiritually.
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