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Can non-Trinitarians be saved?

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Dave L

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Does one have to always come to, or always have a full knowledge, or a 100% knowing of God before they can be saved...?

And in all and every single case, etc...?

Again post #60, etc...

God Bless!
Many haven't any clue. They just believe the gospel. But being born again they have ears for the truth. If they reject it, repeatedly, they are not born again.
 
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Does one have to always come to, or always have a full knowledge, or a 100% knowing and full knowledge, and complete full revelation of God, before they can be saved...?

And in all and every single case, etc...?

Again post #60, etc...

God Bless!
Jesus saves little children, so go back to thinking like one. That is the trouble with internet forums, there are too many pseudo intellectuals'.
 
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Many haven't any clue. They just believe the gospel. But being born again they have ears for the truth. If they reject it, repeatedly, they are not born again.

I totally agree with this, especially the many not having a clue part, but they have ears for the truth and have accepted the truths they have come to know, or do come to know along the way by faith, etc, until it can be known for sure or fully known or become 100% solid proof, etc...

God Bless!
 
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He did not say He was "The I AM," He said "before Abraham was, I am."
How can it be concluded this scripture proclaims Jesus as God?
The Pharisee concluded it and condemned him.

I am not arguing, anyone who does that goes on ignore.
 
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I totally agree with this, especially the many not having a clue part, but they have ears for the truth and have accepted the truths they have come to know, or do come to know along the way by faith, etc, until it can be known for sure or fully known or become 100% solid proof, etc...

God Bless!
“A man that is an heretick after the first and second admonition reject;” Titus 3:10 (KJV 1900)
 
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Jesus saves little children, so go back to thinking like one. That is the trouble with internet forums, there are too many pseudo intellectuals'.
I always go back to basics all of the time, and I have found the more I have come to know, the more I figured out and got honest about cannot be known right now as well, which was some of my point to the rest of you, etc, so that some would both get back to and reinforce those basics, etc...?

Why do you think I think, or I challenge many of you with that which cannot be fully known right now, etc, all of the time, etc...?

So that you will have and take a few more things on faith, instead of "assuming" all of the time, in matters that cannot and should not be assumed for sure yet, etc...

And so that we will all, myself included, not try to overstep our bounds or boundaries, etc...

Anyway,

God Bless!
 
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I always go back to basics all of the time, and I have found the more I have come to know, the more I figured out and got honest about cannot be known right now as well, which was some of my point to the rest of you, etc, so that some would both get back to and reinforce those basics, etc...?

Why do you think I think, or I challenge many of you with that which cannot be fully known right now, etc, all of the time, etc...?

So that you will have and take a few more things on faith, instead of "assuming" all of the time, in matters that cannot and should not be assumed for sure yet, etc...

And so that we will all, myself included, not try to overstep our bounds or boundaries, etc...

Anyway,

God Bless!
If I say something wrong then feel free to correct me. If true, there is no point.
 
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He did not say He was "The I AM," He said "before Abraham was, I am."
How can it be concluded this scripture proclaims Jesus as God?
Because simply to use those words (I AM) in reference to oneself was understood at that time to be tantamount to claiming to be God. When Jesus said "I am," he was not saying "I was around at that time too" or anything of that sort, and he was not understood by his listeners to be saying something as tame as that.

But even if someone doubts this, how would the sentence make sense any other way?

We do not say "Before George Washington, I am." We would say "Before George Washington, I WAS." And even that would not make sense to the hearer since it would be a claim that you are hundreds of years old!" So also with Jesus and Abraham.
 
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If I say something wrong then feel free to correct me. If true, there is no point.
As for the first, you didn't, and as to the second, I'm just trying to have conversation really...?

God Bless!
 
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Does one have to always come to, or always have a full knowledge, or a 100% knowing and full knowledge, and complete full revelation of God, before they can be saved...?
No, but that is not the same as putting one's faith in a false God.
 
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No, but that is not the same as putting one's faith in a false God.
Do we not start out with some false ideas about God sometimes...?

And is that putting one's faith in a false God/god...?
 
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I believe so. I believe the Ecumenical Creeds give a precise snapshot of the Scripture says. After much debate and endurance.
I believe the Bible (scriptures) tells us so, who they are or may be, etc, but I am still very hesistant to judge any one man (and/or especially a group of individuals) absolutely and for sure, etc...

God Bless!
 
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