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Holding to False Doctrine and Walking In Sin

James Laning·2004-10-01
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Dear Rev. Laning What is the difference, if there is any at all, between one’s holding to false doctrine and one’s living in sin? Michael J. Vermeer Dear Michael A person who is holding to false doctrine is sinning by doing so. But such a person may or may not be impenitently walking in sin, depending upon whether or not he is consciously aware of the fact that he is holding to false doctrine. Let us take a look at this a little bit more. First of all, we must confess, over against the...

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Author
James Laning
Date

2004-10-01

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Beacon Lights
Scripture References
Matthew 18
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