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=="Once saved, always saved"==

=="Once saved, always saved"==

Today, the same doctrine is now largely taught in the proclamation that the Gospel of Christ has made God's law of no effect—that by "believing in Christ alone" '''''[[sola fide]]''''' we are released from the necessity of being doers of the Word, "for Christ has set us free" (Galatians 5:1). This same error is found in the doctrine of "unconditional eternal security", also called "''Once Saved, Always Saved''". This fundamental teaching is the doctrine of the Nicolaitans, which Christ so unsparingly condemned in the book of Revelation.

Today, the same doctrine is now largely taught in the proclamation that the Gospel of Christ has made God's law of no effect—that by "believing in Christ alone" '''''[[sola fide]]''''' we are released from the necessity of being doers of the Word, "for Christ has set us free" (Galatians 5:1). This same error is found in the doctrine of "[[Eternal security (salvation)|unconditional eternal security]]", also called "''Once Saved, Always Saved''". This fundamental teaching is the doctrine of the Nicolaitans, which Christ so unsparingly condemned in the book of Revelation.

See the following sources related to Nicolaitan licentiousness and the doctrine of unconditional eternal security:

See the following sources related to Nicolaitan licentiousness and the doctrine of unconditional eternal security: