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Line 1: − {{Rewrite| because the article gives the “you must do something to be saved” opinion as if fact and ignores the “you already are saved and ought to believe that” opinion. It also gives the “Jesus death and resurrection was needed for your salvation” opinion, and ignores the “not it wasn’t” opinion. It also gives the “everything Jesus said was acceptable” opinion, while ignoring a fact that practicing Christians are aware of: he was arrested after assaulting several money and said things while angry he probably didn't agree with himself.}} −
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{{Christianity}}
{{Christianity}}
'''Salvation''', in the primary Biblical sense, is the free gift of God through the [[Propitiation|propitiatory]] (sacrificial atoning) death of [[Jesus Christ]] and His [[resurrection]], in accordance with the Scriptures. When a person humbles themselves before God ''(in genuine repentance of the evil in their heart)'' and accepts Jesus as his or her Lord and Savior (authority in every area of life), that person is given the gift of salvation. Salvation means being forgiven and reconciled with God, being ''saved from'' [[Hell]] and receiving the gift of eternal life, and entering into a relationship with the Lord of [[Heaven]]. It is also more than just being ''saved from'' the consequences of sin; it also carries with it the idea of being ''saved out of'' the slave market of [[sin]].
'''Salvation''', in the primary Biblical sense, is the free gift of God through the [[Propitiation|propitiatory]] (sacrificial atoning) death of [[Jesus Christ]] and His [[resurrection]], in accordance with the Scriptures. When a person humbles themselves before God ''(in genuine repentance of the evil in their heart)'' and accepts Jesus as his or her Lord and Savior (authority in every area of life), that person is given the gift of salvation. Salvation means being forgiven and reconciled with God, being ''saved from'' [[Hell]] and receiving the gift of eternal life, and entering into a relationship with the Lord of [[Heaven]]. It is also more than just being ''saved from'' the consequences of sin; it also carries with it the idea of being ''saved out of'' the slave market of [[sin]].