Carefully Edited Documents

A short book addressing:

What the Gospel is (p. 4)

why it makes sense that someone can know they are saved by faith without being concerned about how they live (p. 5-6)

How someone can know they believe in the Gospel (p. 7)

some verses, some of which definitely are and at least one of which could be, used to say saving faith has to be accompanied with works (p. 9-14)

an attempt to prove eternal security (p. 16-17)

answers to objections to the attempt to prove eternal security (p. 19-21)

how someone can know eternal security is true without knowing everything the Bible has to say (p. 22)

a hypothesis of what happens to people who truly appeared to be saved and later renounced Christianity (p. 25-29)

why a Christian who believes in eternal security would choose to live for God and not sin -- with a major point being that all believers will be judged by Christ (which is about the rewards they will get in Heaven; the judgment in 1 Cor. 3:10-15 and 2 Cor. 5:10 is for Christians, who are saved [1 Cor. 3:15 even describes them using the word "saved"]) (p. 30-32)

How someone can know they have saving faith in Jesus (without having to think about how they live)

A nine-page document trying to show that what it takes to understand anything at all, including the Bible -- which is logic -- proves beyond-a-shadow-of-a-doubt that eternal security is true

An annotated version (in two separate documents) to make it easier to understand

An interpretation of Romans 11:22 that is compatible with eternal security