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Re: Survey About Doctrinal Beliefs
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Originally Posted by OldPathsII
I've expressed some dismay at the heavy criticism here when all I've done is promote the basic Acts2:38 New Birth message. It's basics of belief in repentance, baptism in water in Jesus' name, and the infilling of the Holy Ghost evidenced by speaking with other tongues.
So could I get an idea of what's here at AFF and just see what people believe by asking these questions?
1: Do you believe that water baptism must be done in the name of Jesus and that any other baptism is not a valid baptism?
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Yes.
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2: Do you believe that the infilling of the Holy Ghost is evidenced only by speaking with other tongues?
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I believe that tongues are the initial evidence, but not the only evidence.
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3: Do you believe these things are absolutely necessary in order to be saved and ready for heaven?
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Yes.
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4: Do you hold as a core value the basics of traditional pentecostal holiness which is: Men: full length pants, shirts with sleeves, short hair, Women: uncut hair, no makeup, no pants, shirts with sleeves?
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I believe in modesty and moderation, but no--I don't agree with every aspect of #4. Probably some of it.
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5: Do you believe a trinitarian will go to heaven?
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If they've repented of their sins, been baptized in Jesus' name and are filled with the Holy Ghost, and are living a life of faith and obedience, then they have as good a chance as I do.  I don't think it's important that people fully understand the Godhead--I do think it's important that they believe Jesus is God.
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--David Livingstone
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To see no possession but you may possess it—enjoying all without labor or purchase—
abstracting the feast, yet not abstracting one particle of it;…."
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