UR will say people who die without eternal life will have a chance to receive it post mortem which has ZERO scripture support of this happening and a lot of support against it. (namely not being recorded)
i would say that a person who murders does not have eternal life in him while sinning like that. David was a murderer. Paul may’ve sent innocent Christians to their deaths.
you don’t need post mortem salvation to believe that a murderer can be forgiven and redeemed. a child of God is no longer a “sinner” but a child of God. yes we still sin, but we have an advocate, Jesus Christ.
a Christian who murders is not acting according to the eternal life he’s meant to have.
Revival, if you’re not too busy putting words in people’s mouths (UR has many flavours, not all of us believe in the need for post mortem repentance), this is an interesting one to throw back at you. you’ve spent alot of time arguing that we have immortal spirits in us. how can a murderer then not have eternal life in them?
also, this word eternal is probably the infamous aionian word, which does not necessarily mean eternal (in fact arguably almost never does).