When one is once saved, always saved; isn't that dependent on persons definition of being saved from what?

Question

I mean that some people are Christian disciples, yet don't really commit to Christ, so are just disciples who learn from Gods word so are saved from some things, but aren't yet born of God, and so haven't yet received eternal life.

So are saved from some things being Christian disciples (not yet born of God though). And they can loose their salvation if they never do completely trust & obey God enough to confess with their mouth Jesus Christ their Lord & Savior while believing in their heart He raised from the dead.

2. So these type of pre-salvation Christians may loose eternal life (Salvation) even though they were saved from other things in this life?

Answer 1

James 2:19 says, “You believe that there is one God. You do well. Even the demons believe—and tremble!” The type of “belief” demons have can be compared to the intellectual assent made by those who “believe” in Jesus only in the fact that He exists. Many unbelievers say, “I believe in God,” or “I believe in Jesus,” or perhaps some might say, “I prayed a prayer and the preacher said I was saved.” The problem is in the understanding of the word believe. With true salvation comes genuine repentance and real life change. Second Corinthians 5:17 tells us that when we are in Christ, we are a “new creation.”

Salvation is a free gift from God to those who believe, but discipleship and obedience are the response and responsibility which will no doubt occur when one truly comes to Christ in faith.

Answer 2

What evidence is there that there is any kind of eternatl life or that you need 'salvation' if there Is?

Why should complete trust in anything be a requirement.  If being a good person isn't just as good as having blind faith in something that has never been proven.?

Either everyone gets eternal life or noone does.  Maybe the sinners will go to h**l, but if the sins are minor they may get an air conditioned office in h**l.