What about Those Who Seemed to be Saved and Later Renounced Their Faith?

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This is a very heavy and difficult topic that I have not spent much time studying. I definitely do not know that I know anything unique of what such a person experiences. It's a mystery to me. What I can do is go by what I can know -- which is someone doesn't have to be concerned about how they live to be saved and salvation cannot be lost -- realize that technically only God really knows all that is the case inside a person, and put together a hypothesis.