Why Do Orthodox Christians See Salvation As Ongoing Union With God?
March 5, 2026
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as posted by the channelIn Orthodox theology, salvation is understood as a lifelong process of transformation and union with God rather than a single moment of being saved. This view leads to practices like giving the Eucharist to infants and children, since Christ’s words in John 6 emphasize eating His flesh and drinking His blood as necessary for eternal life. If salvation were considered fully accomplished at the moment of faith alone, what ongoing role would sacraments like the Eucharist continue to play in spiritual life?
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