Thread: The Altar Call: Does the means justify the end?
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Old 07-14-2010, 10:06 PM
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Re: The Altar Call: Does the means justify the end
When in Rome...

The Lutherans receive forgiveness of sin through confession, calling on the Lord, and communion...

The Baptists confess sin, believe on the Lord...

Pentecostals shockamoo, shout the name of Jesus and speak in tongues...

Do as the Romans do. It always helps to know a bit about the faith traditions you are associating with.
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