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The Doctrine of Salvation

01/27/10 | by admin [mail] | Categories: What is Salvation

William Lane Craig

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Salvation refers to the act of God's grace in delivering his people from bondage to sin and condemnation, transferring them to the kingdom of his beloved Son, and giving them eternal life, all on the basis of what Christ accomplished in his atoning sacrifice. The Bible says we are saved by grace through faith; and that not of ourselves, it is the gift of God.

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