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| − | '''Lordship Salvation''' is a [[Theology|theological]] position in [[evangelical]] [[soteriology]], deemed by many to be a heresy, that one must not only have faith, but also make [[Jesus Christ]] the "Lord of your life" through repentance in order to be saved.<ref> | + | '''Lordship Salvation''' is a [[Theology|theological]] position in [[evangelical]] [[soteriology]], deemed by many to be a heresy, that one must not only have faith, but also make [[Jesus Christ]] the "Lord of your life" through repentance in order to be saved.<ref>[https://www.gotquestions.org/lordship-salvation.html "What is Lordship Salvation?," GotQuestions]</ref> |
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| + | [[Calvinism|Calvinist]] pastor [[John MacArthur]] is a major proponent of this teaching. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:36, February 19, 2018
Lordship Salvation is a theological position in evangelical soteriology, deemed by many to be a heresy, that one must not only have faith, but also make Jesus Christ the "Lord of your life" through repentance in order to be saved.[1]
Calvinist pastor John MacArthur is a major proponent of this teaching.