Once Saved Always Saved – Fact or Fiction?

July 15, 2010 - PRLog -- There is powerful evidence against once saved always saved, also known as eternal security, found in the Bible. At the core of that non-Christian doctrine is the concept that a person once saved (a righteous person) will not die spiritually over his sin. The Scriptural evidence to the contrary is overwhelming from Genesis through Revelation--starting with the first time God ever spoke to Adam, which was the only commandment for him to observe, also stating the consequence of disobedience:

And the LORD God commanded the man, “You are free to eat from any tree in the garden; but you must not eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, for when you eat of it you will surely die” (Gen 2:16,17)

For more information on this and other important topics, visit www.evangelicaloutreach.org. The most exhaustive and comprehensive refutation of the topic of once saved always saved is found in the 801 page book, The Believer’s Conditional Security. The Author of this book, Dan Corner, may be contacted through www.evangelicaloutreach.org to schedule a lecture.

This information has been provided courtesy of Dan Corner, Christian Minister and Author from Washington, Pennsylvania, who has had decades of experience in Christian apologetics and evangelism.  Permission to duplicate this material in its entirety is granted, without additions, alterations or omissions of any kind, including the ministry name and address.

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Dan Corner, Christian Minister and Author from Washington, Pennsylvania, who has had decades of experience in Christian apologetics and evangelism.