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by WantingtoKnowMore on December 9th, 2006

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What does it mean to be "saved" in terms of the Christian religion?

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  • by Orangy on December 21st, 2006

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    Our Anglican doctrine sees salvation very differently from the average Protestant.

    Anglican doctrine considers salvation to be an ongoing process beginning with one's baptism, not a "one time" thing. It's similar to the monastic idea of "conversion." It is ongoing.

    We believe in Sacramental Salvation. You're not going to hear a lot of stuff on being "born again." We are saved again and again and again, through forgiving and forgiveness, drawing close to God, taking part in the Sacraments.

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