Focus on the principle of my comment and I will beg pardon-- thanks.
You presented a No True Scotsman and then stated that the Bible supports it.
All I did was point out the No True Scotsman and commented that it is a nice out to have.
To take it a few steps further...
Are you saying that once you are a "true" Christian, you are 'stuck' being a Christian?
That is exactly what you have implied.
That one has to choose Christianity and that once they 'honestly and truly' choose Christianity, they cannot choose to no longer be a Christian.
I happen to strongly disagree with that position.
I was a Christian and then chose to no longer be a Christian.
What you are saying is that I was never a "true" Christian even though as my role as prison cleric I brought several people closer to God.
How does this little theory of yours effect those whom I brought closer to God?
Furthermore, you are basically saying that my devotion, choice, worship, etc. was all meaningless and empty because I was never a 'true' Christian.
Like I said, it is merely a convenient out.