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ToGodAlone · 01-09-2012, 06:00 PM

What you say is very fair and has a lot of truth to it. I'm sorry that I worded the original question improperly for you, but you didn't have to jump all over me about it. Like I said, it's an honest question. I guess the subject riles you up more than others, or even myself, which is fine.

You're absolutely right saying that something as mysterious as the Trinity cannot be used as a means of determining salvation, since it is a mystery and who can understand a mystery? No one can give a 100% accurate description of what it is, but then how is it that tritheism and modalism are deemed as heresy? If there truly is no right, then those things should be accepted since there is no way of knowing for sure?

And again, I haven't said that believing modalism should result in that person not having salvation. It's 100% based on salvation by grace through faith in Christ. Amen? Let's move on...

01-09-2012, 06:00 PM	#14
ToGodAlone Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 95	Re: Can "cult" members still be saved? What you say is very fair and has a lot of truth to it. I'm sorry that I worded the original question improperly for you, but you didn't have to jump all over me about it. Like I said, it's an honest question. I guess the subject riles you up more than others, or even myself, which is fine. You're absolutely right saying that something as mysterious as the Trinity cannot be used as a means of determining salvation, since it is a mystery and who can understand a mystery? No one can give a 100% accurate description of what it is, but then how is it that tritheism and modalism are deemed as heresy? If there truly is no right, then those things should be accepted since there is no way of knowing for sure? And again, I haven't said that believing modalism should result in that person not having salvation. It's 100% based on salvation by grace through faith in Christ. Amen? Let's move on...