Are your future sins already forgiven next with Carlo?

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Some of our Protestant friends tell us that the Bible assures us that all of our sins are already

forgiven even those we haven't committed. Most of them will point to two passages from the letter

to the Hebrews as evidence to support this idea both come in chapter

10 of the book of Hebrew chapter 10 verse 10 says that we have been sanctified

through the offering of the author

author says, for all. Then in verse 14 of the same chapter of the letter to the Hebrews, the author says,

for by a single offering he has perfected for all time those who are sanctified.

This is pretty powerful stuff and in the light of these passage we have to ask ourselves,

how can the Catholic Church teach that we need to worry about losing our salvation through mortal sin.

This argument is actually a big deal.

If nothing can rob you of your salvation, then you're safe.

But if you can still lose your salvation by committing serious sin,

then you're in danger and you need ongoing help.

You'll have to repent anew each time you sin and be forgiven anew.

So who's right?

Particularly, is the Catholic Church denying what the letter to the Hebrews teaches.

Let's see what Carlo has to say.

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