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[0] Persistence of the Saints [Calvinism] Once you are saved, you are saved; there is no chance of losing your salvation. If you are saved, you will see signs of salvation (fruit) in your life. If you backslide, fall into persistent sin, or renounce Christ, you were not saved in the first place. Lordship Salvation places an emphasis on the Lordship of Christ here, stating that unless you claim Christ as Lord over your life, you were not saved. [Arminianism] The “classical” view teaches that if you make an explicit rejection of Christ in this life, then you will lose your salvation. The “Weslyan” view teaches that if you slide into habitual sin, or do not continue on in spiritual growth, then you lose your salvation. [“Free Grace”] 
Once you are saved, you are saved; there is no chance of losing your salvation.
Evangelical Systems Compared - Thinking in Christ
“Free Grace”