There are two opposed core doctrines of salvation:
'Imputed Righteousness' (Protestant/predestination)
and
'Infusion' (Catholic/free will)
Any theory of salvation ultimately trickles down from one of the two.
The doctrines of men.
There are two opposed core doctrines of salvation:
'Imputed Righteousness' (Protestant/predestination)
and
'Infusion' (Catholic/free will)
Any theory of salvation ultimately trickles down from one of the two.
Apparently you do not believe in conscience. The only time I fail is when I do not live the "Word." Today I have all I need as promised by God. I am blessed to be able to study his word. You seem to assume that I fail a lot. I failed a lot when I was not living God's Word. Today I make mistakes now and then. But I use mistakes as experience. Therefore, one's mistakes/failures can be used as a learning experience. It is only when one does not learn by their experience that they are failures.
Faith based on belief that God's word is true. (John 17:17)
Apparently you do not believe in conscience. The only time I fail is when I do not live the "Word." Today I have all I need as promised by God. I am blessed to be able to study his word. You seem to assume that I fail a lot. I failed a lot when I was not living God's Word. Today I make mistakes now and then. But I use mistakes as experience. Therefore, one's mistakes/failures can be used as a learning experience. It is only when one does not learn by their experience that they are failures.
There are two opposed core doctrines of salvation:
'Imputed Righteousness' (Protestant/predestination)
and
'Infusion' (Catholic/free will)
Any theory of salvation ultimately trickles down from one of the two.
Do you have a covenant with God?
We are saved by grace alone (Eph 2:8-9), through faith alone (Eph 1:13; 2Ti 1:10), in Christ alone (Isa 45:21,22; 59:16; Ac 4:12).There are many different theories
among Christians and even them written about in the bible
as to exactly how one obtains the Salvation of God.
How do you validate which one is the correct one?
Do you have a covenant with God?
There are two opposed core doctrines of salvation: 'Imputed Righteousness' (Protestant/predestination) and 'Infusion' (Catholic/free will) Any theory of salvation ultimately trickles down from one of the two.
God made a covenant with usDo you have a covenant with God?
Do you want the favor of God upon you? Then please God in all you do.
Do you want the wrath of God upon you? Then displease God.
God made a covenant with us
The only way to please God in my honest opinion is to obey His Law.