A saved person, a Christian, may sin in such a way as to be eternally lost.

1. I think that no one can judge him and I honestly don't know. I belive that there is no one that can judge his salvation status but for me, personally, I have no idea. I think that no one has a right to judge including you but I don't know if he was saved or not. 2. I have proved that God never said anything that was similar to rejecting God a sin. I have also proved that rejecting or accepting God is the ultimate choice in which God gives us the freedom to choose and rejecting God is what causes us to be eternally lost. Who are you to say that I am the only one who says that? You definitely are not anyone to say that especially since it's not true. 3-4. They are absolutely different. I have yet to bring up that my opponent brings up new arguments. At first, you say that rejecting and forsaking are not synonyms and now you say that you are? You have switched you're arguments in the last round which is absolutely wrong. My opponent brings up defection which has nothing to do with our argument and if anything it is a new argument. Also forsaking and rejecting are entirely different things as you admittedd to already and now you're changing you're story. First, just because rejection and forsaking are synonyms of defection does not mean that rejection and forsaking are synonyms. Both of them are not shades of the same idea but absolute different ideas. They are different as I've proved so. 5. The Law was flawed as it says in the New Testament. Also the Bible says many times that everybody did what they wanted according to their own will while since the basis of right and wrong was flawed, there was truly now law that could determine salvation. I will say that Jesus himself stated that it was not right and that we should instead follow his law. Why it was wrong was because it was rules and regulations without any empowerment to do what was right. Ex: There are two houses. 1 house has a "Don't throw rocks" Sign while the other is a normal house. Which house will have houses thrown onto it first? Obviously the house with the sign. The Law just made the aggression to sin stronger rather than a solution. 6. I have proven it. The theory is that God has never said it is a sin and I have shown that rejecting God is not a sin and I have said that rejecting God is not a sin. You're illustration is false since it has nothing in common. 7. Exactly. When did I say rejection is not an action? You're putting words in my mouth again. It is an action not a 3rd category. What do you submit I can't do? A 3rd category for rejection? I don't intend to do so. I have justified rejection is an action but not a sin. 8. I've said it! Where in the world have I said it is not an action? Rejection is the act of denying God from our lives. That's what it is. There is a distinction and you've admitted it several times. Just because they're both synonyms of something doesn't mean they're synonyms. It'd be like saying dropping a hammer is synonyms with kill because they're synonymns of shot. 9. Rape and murder are sins because the Bible says so. Also my reasoning is that God has never said we can't do so. It is a God-given choice and he gives us the libebrty to use it. No it doesn't because all of the things you've said are against the Bible. God gives us this choice because the Bible says nothing about it and in many cases has allowed/given them this particular freedom. 10. The Bible has not said that rejection from him is a sin and I have refuted all things that you believe are similar. Since God gave us the faith to reject him, we can which means we can do so. Rejecting God is not a sin. You are adding things to the Bible. I would say that this choice is a hard one. And who knows if it is good or bad? How do you define good? 11. Exactly. Sin doesn't cause eternal separation, the choice to reject God does. Sin is not what takes us to my hell, my friend. The choice to reject God does. 12. But the Bible is against adultery. I understand what you mean but instead it is "freedom to ultimately choose without being against the Bible = why it is not a sin". To summarize, I basically refuted my opponent's arguments successfuly and reiterated my arguments greatly.