Romans 6:23 - The gift of God is eternal life?

Does Romans 6:23 have conditions?

Romans 6:23: "For the wages (of) sin (is) death, but the gift (of) God (is) eternal life IN CHRIST Jesus our Lord."

In Christ:

It is written: "the gift (of) God (is) eternal life IN CHRIST Jesus our Lord" (Romans 6:23).

The "gift (of) God (is) eternal life" within the following condition: "IN CHRIST Jesus" (Romans 6:23).

To be "IN CHRIST" would be conditional. Paul wrote, using the conditional particle "IF": "IF anyone (is) IN CHRIST" (2 Corinthians 5:17).

Someone "IN CHRIST" can end up being TAKEN AWAY by the Father from being "IN CHRIST", as Christ said: "I am the grapevine, YOU (ARE) THE BRANCHES" (John 15:5), "My Father is the land-worker. Every BRANCH IN ME not bearing fruit — HE-TAKES IT AWAY" (John 15:1-2). 

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Is being "in Christ" conditional?:
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Conditions not met for eternal life anymore?:

If someone would not meet the conditions anymore to HAVE ETERNAL life, could that person still HAVE ETERNAL life? 

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Can something eternal not be applied to someone anymore?:
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