Lordship Salvation is antinomianism. .wmv

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[jacksmack77]

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[JesusPaid4You]

@Duck4212 Amen! A saved person cannot be put under the Law, though they can be made to feel that way and to violate their consciousness and thus stumble. Legalists are good at making people feel guilty. And Matthew 23:15 I think describes how Jesus feels when one of these liars converts a lost person, "Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! for ye compass sea and land to make one proselyte, and when he is made, ye make him twofold more the child of hell than yourselves."

[Duck4212]

@JesusPaid4You IMO, if a person at one time in their life believed the gosepl of grace and was born again of the Spirit, then in Gods eyes, they cannot be put back under the Law even though they may now believe that they must keep the Law. On the other hand if a person never received the Spirit , then that person is actually under the law and has a real problem.

[JesusPaid4You]

That is a really good and profound point. Trying to put people back under the law does cause sin to abound even more and thus the Lordship salvationist is antinomian.