Note that some have pointed out that sinning to increase the grace is also valid. It depends on which groups one clubs under that umbrella term — which is why I prefer not to use the umbrella term
I’m glad you’re NOT using that term because I agree it’s too broad. Anyone advocating “whole sale sinning” or “gay theology” as mentioned elsewhere on this thread (whatever THAT is!) is ignoring Scriptural warnings that grace is NOT a license to sin (subject dealt with by Paul in the NT)— and I don’t know of any mainstream Protestant churches who would preach this. One would have to cut out large sections of Scripture to justify such — and if one is saved, one is a “new creature” and the Holy Spirit will convict any and all He indwells of sinful desires. Put more simply, it isn’t that born-again believers don’t sin or can’t sin, it’s that their desires have been changed. They no longer find unbounded joy in living outside of God’s will. It’s an experience common to those who have been born -again and unlikely to ever make sense to those who have not experienced such. Thus the advocacy of any “whole sale sinning” by those who do not know Him and have not been saved. They are playing “church” and engaging in religious ritual. Nothing more. Sad.