Conditional Salvation? .......or, as one could say, "Eternal Insecurity". -- Christian Theology Discussion Group

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Date Posted: 23:07:49 01/05/03 Sun
Author: Dolly Llama
Subject: Conditional Salvation? .......or, as one could say, "Eternal Insecurity".

...or, as one could say, "Eternal Insecurity". This belief states that the security of one's salvation is based upon conditions... that it can be lost or regained depending on the person's obedience and holiness. Indeed, this goes to the point that the believer is uncertain of how he stands before God - is he justified or not? But salvation is on the basis of grace alone through faith alone, and therefore, since it is of God and not of ourselves, cannot be lost lest God be shown to be mutable.

IT IS FINISHED! Not a "work in progress."

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Conditional Salvation? .......or, as one could say, "Eternal Insecurity". -- ekklesia, 23:16:07 01/05/03 Sun