ujdal 2700 might know <| sep |> Nos , I need for you to contact me on groupme <| sep |> I feel that may be true about bottle flipping and constantly shouting out 21 , but otherwise , I sympathise <| sep |> TIL Spurs are the champions <| sep |> Seems like you are having an unlucky day <| sep |> Watch out for that bruja DW tho <| sep |> Stacy Kerosi brofamDisclaimer This user cannot verify whether or not this comment has been edited by uspez <| sep |> They just had 8 in the box and brought a 9 th as the snap was happening and we still ran it down their throats . fantastic . WPS <| sep |> I wonder if Anonymous Philippines will do something about ithaven ' t heard a thing from them since last yearif I ' m not mistaken . <| sep |> After a prolonged season of unrepentant sin , I think uYourAverageBloke 2 is right . That would likely evince a lack of salvation . There needs to be some kind of changeotherwise , what were you surrendering too anyway ? Clearly not Christ , but sinful desires . However , this moot technicality matters little if the person in question comes to repentance later . I would consider this on a casebycase basis , because sometimes Christians satisfy themselves with the world and drift away from God , and later find their spiritual hunger was not satisfied . The salient question is whether or not it was a lifestyle of unrepentant sin that was adoptednot simply a series of sinful actions . and by lifestyle I am mean that is our best indication , given that it is the condition of the heart which determines whether one has been saved or notsomething only God can see . If we want to speculate , we can only look at their fruits . We can see a bit more into ourselves , however , but that still doesn ' t mean we see the condition of our hearts in the way God does . I ' m still under the impression that repentance means what it literally translates as to change one ' s mind . It ' s the change in the way a person thinks about his sin , a change of intention . That ' s why I think that though Christian may fail to overcome certain sins , and may even never have the chance to substantiate his salvation through significant actions , so long as he is burdened with the need to change he is saved . But in most cases , good deeds and a moral change in action evinces salvation , acquired through an authentic appeal to Christ . That is once and forevermore .