The ruling on a necessary implication: Does the person who makes it become a disbeliever?

Question:
The Shaykh’s case and the sermon of the archers: Is it that a statement does not lead to disbelief, or is it not so? As he said, a statement that necessitates disbelief, does it make the person a disbeliever?

Answer:
No, one does not rule that someone is a disbeliever unless he explicitly declares disbelief. As for the necessary implication, this does not necessitate ruling that he is a disbeliever, because he may not intend this necessary implication; he did not intend it, and it did not come about