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Re: NOW, When Is Someone Saved?
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Originally Posted by Jeffrey
I believe, like those who Paul challenged, they've not only added steps, but redesigned the whole story of Grace. Whether they perish or not, they are nevertheless in heresy.
In the middle of this theology, there are most certainly pockets of grace-less works substituting themselves as God's work, and most certainly will be judged by God.
I teach "other steps" but that's I don't redefine grace and say those things will save you. They are taught as ordinances of the Church, and as a byproduct of a life lived out in grace.
I have sincerely questioned lately, since I was a step-preacher at one point (pun intended), how God will judge those. Paul was quite vocal. The NT was quite vicious toward false teachers. So... what is our response?
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You tell me; what is your response? Are heretics going to be saved?
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