Temporal Salvation

[T Alan]

This is deeper into theology than many discussions and moved to "theology" forum. I will chime in when I have time to truly evaluate the article. :thumbsup:

PAGING DR. BOB, PAGING DR. ROBERT GRIFFIN

awaiting your "chime":wavey:

 

[kyredneck]

Wow, he could've played basketball for UK...

 

[Earth Wind and Fire]

Might need to start and establish a strong cell support group...

Yea....got that already. The Father & the Son, the HS....they support me real well and they go where I go. Yeshua...these sainted three change the conscience of the person....its amazing.:laugh:

 

[T Alan]

Wow, he could've played basketball for UK...

yEP, only one thing kept him from ever really playing basketball......Talent.

 

[T Alan]

This is deeper into theology than many discussions and moved to "theology" forum. I will chime in when I have time to truly evaluate the article.

:thumbsup:

PAGING DR. BOB, PAGING DR. ROBERT GRIFFIN

awaiting your "chime":wavey:

Hurry Dr. boB, only 3 pages before this thread is closed.

 

[Revmitchell]

His use of “temporal salvation” is, if I understand correctly, not far removed in principle from what has been traditionally described as a "past, present, and future" aspect of salvation...except that here it is not necessarily the same idea of salvation. Here the past was salvation achieved at the death of Christ, with present salvation being that deliverance from this world (the revelation that one is actually saved and reconciled to God) and the ability to truly worship God because of the gospel (it’s saving message…not eternal salvation but deliverance). Salvation then, as a result of faith, has no eternal consequence but indicates the salvation of eternal consequence already achieved.

The use of the term "temporal salvation" is a very poor way to handle this subject at best and quite possibly another gospel. No where in scripture is there any description of salvation in a temporary sense. It is therefore heresy to try to do so now.