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subsequent to becoming a Christian, and
they were willing to pay that price. But the
false gospel that is being propagated in our
day of easy-believism does not necessitate
repentance, nor does it result in any kind of
suffering, self-denial, or separation from sin
and worldliness, and those who teach or
even suggest that a changed life follows
regeneration are accused of teaching a
“works” salvation. A. W. Tozer has said, "To
escape the error of salvation by works we
have fallen into the opposite error of
salvation without obedience."
This “easy-believism" has also been referred
to as antinomianism. Webster’s 1828
dictionary defines an antinomian as
follows:
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