You Need to Believe These Things to Be a Christian.
June 6, 2022
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as posted by the channelWhen I was in the New Age, I identified as Christian, but my theology was basically garbage. I had no idea of what the *essential beliefs* of the Christian faith were. This is a very basic thing. But I had hangups. One of the major issues I had was why they were so many Christian denominations. One of the most appealing things to me in the new age was the idea that we were all One. It didn't matter what you believed because there were many paths to salvation and to God. My reasoning for why there were different denominations was simply because they had different styles or preferences on how they worshipped or believed in God. I had NO understanding of the salvific essentials of Christianity. In this video, I’m going to go over this today, what uniquely defines the Christian faith.
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