Hi "Brother" Frank...I love your sense of humor!!  I think sometimes when we get older.....much older....we tend to think of anyone under 50 being still a "kid".  I never thought of this until recently when I developed a friendship (from a distance) with a man I enjoy talking to.   A short while back he began referring to me as his "girlfriend" (I thought I had forgotten how to blush....wrong!).  Here I am, pretty much around Psalms 90:10 definition of nearly a completed generation....and I get called a "kid"!!!!  I'll take it!!  He's 82....I'm a bit younger, but not much!

Anyway, I think the problem is with some of the "young'uns" is that they don't know the difference between "spirit" and "soul" salvation.  I found a pretty good article that can explain away a lot of the OSAS arguments! .  Depends upon to which aspect of salvation one is referring.  (I hope this link opens):

http://www.bibleone.net/BF14.htm

Piece of the above link:

And, going to more specific thoughts concerning salvation, the
preceding would equally apply to not only the salvation of the spirit
but the salvation of the soul as well. Within the structure of this
foundational framework, the salvation of the spirit (the salvation
that we presently possess) is realized at the very beginning of the
six days; but the salvation of the soul (a salvation occurring at the
end of one's faith, or as the goal of one's faith [1 Peter 1:5, 9]) is
an on-going process and is to be realized only at the end of the six
days, on the seventh day.

Thanks again, Frank, for the injection of humor....

YsiC,

Arlene