March 5, 2020 6:46 AM PST
Of course.Part of what Jesus taught was how you treat others, what you do with yourself, it's a choice. Every moment of every day we choose how to be and what to do with ourselves. We decide if we should be helping or harming. What else did Jesus do? He spent time in the squallers. He took care of the sick, the needy. It didn't matter gender or system of belief, as long as you continue making the choices to take care.
I also think one of the things he taught was forgiveness. It is clear we are all flawed. We all make mistakes. Sometimes we do make the wrong choices. I think when someone knowingly and willfully choose to do something that is clearly not going to end well, that person is purposefully dividing themselves from the divine, which is the epitome of sin. I honestly don't think it's possible to never be saved again for that reason. But it's also important to not do so frivolously.
The short of it, yes. By choice and deed, a person can be saved and then make choices that would be considered sinful.
This post was edited by Amber Fry at March 5, 2020 6:47 AM PST