Once Saved Always Saved

Hopefully we can have a spirited one, heh heh. I was planning on having this debate be entirely scripture based. But, based on Pro's response, it is clear that he plans to use a different angle to prove man cannot lose his salvation. So I have decided to separate my argument into two parts. Part A will provide biblical contradiction to "Once saved always saved". Part B will provide logical contradiction to "Once saved always saved". On with the debate! Part A A verse that directly addresses this concept can be found at Ezekiel 33:13"Though I say to the virtuous man that he shall surely live, if he then presumes on his virtue and does wrong, none of his virtuous deeds shall be remembered; because of the wrong he has done, he shall die. "And then, we have John 15:10"If you keep my commandments, you will remain in my love, just as I have kept my Father's cmmandments and remain in his love. "I would like to emphasize the word "remain" here. What does it imply? It implies that the people whom Jesus was speaking to were already in his love. And if they keep his commandments, they will remain in his love. This also implies that they can fall out of Jesus' love if they don't keep his commandments. And without Christ, can we enter heaven? Not according to John 14:6"Jesus said to him, "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. "The final submission for this part of my argument comes from 1 Corinthians 6:9-10"Do you not know that the unjust will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be decieved, neither fornicatrs nor idolaters nor adulterers nor boy prostitutes nor sodomites nor thieves nor the greedy nor drunkards nor slanderers nor robbers will inherit the kingdom of God. "Nobody is sinnless, and therefore we all have the potential to commit anyone of these sins. And if a person who is presumably "saved" commits one of the sins that scripture here tells us will condemn him, "none of his virtuous deeds shall be remembered; because of the wrong he has done, he shall die. " Part BMan has free will. We witness it everytime we make even the smallest decision in our lives, and I even demonstrated it when I decided to create this debate. Because of this free will, man can decide to either commit good deeds, or bad deeds (obviously the line isn't always so broad) And if man so choses, he can attempt to get as far away as possible from God. God, who alows free will, sends them to the place where there is no sign of him, Hell. Obviously this is where the conflict comes into play. I have gathered from Pro's previous debate (and the fact that he has the logo literally stapled to his icon) that he is a proponent of "The Basement Philosophy". http://www.thebasementphilosophy.blogspot.com...And, considering that he is arguing Pro for "Once saved always saved" I'm assuming he is going to argue that God is "All Powerful and All Loving" and therefore free will would still exist, but God would forgive us regardless of our choices. Now I, being a Christian, believe that God is all powerful and all loving. But I simply don't follow the logic train here. But let's say for instance that God does forgive us regardless of our choices. Would there actually be any sin in the world? I mean, after all, if there is no chance of any of us getting into Hell, what's the devil doing trying in the first place? Surely he has realized that even when the rapists and murderers die and don't get sent into Hell, he's pry just wasting his time isn't he? Therefore, God cannot forgive us regardless of our choices. But if Pro still cliams that he can, he has to eithera)Claim that once you are saved you become sinnless, which goes directly in contradiction of Romans 3:23. Not to mention we see Christians fall from grace everyday. ORb)Claim that there is no devil, in which case it begs the question as to why an all loving God would create a world where there is evil. OR c)Claim God is all powerful and neutral, but that would mean that people can be sent to both Heaven and Hell. Over to you BucketHead!