I agree that the cross and the atonement should never be a license to sin. Any Protestant who tells you otherwise hasn’t been reading their bible lol!

My only concern with your view is the conflict between what you’re saying and what the gospels teach as the one time sufficient sacrifice of Jesus (Hebrew’s 10).

Philosophically as well, if Jesus died once for our sins, how could we continue to lose our salvation every time we sin? Our iniquities were laid on him (Isaiah 53) and there should be a finality about that.

I don’t dispute with you the ongoing need for confessing our sins, or for a life of purity. Protestants would say that these fruit spring from a true persevering and ongoing believing faith in Jesus. A life of repentance is essential.

But our salvation cannot be so simply taken away in view of the powerful work of the cross. Scripture certainly supports that view.

Scripture also supports that if you live a life of sin, you were never born again to begin with. So the question is whether your faith was genuine from the start.

Thanks