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Is Salvation a One-Time Event or a Lifelong Process?
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March 6, 2026
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0:46Now PlayingIn Orthodox understanding, salvation is not confined to a single moment of decision but unfolds across past, present, and future: accomplished by Christ’s death, actively experienced through daily repentance and prayer, and completed at the final judgment. This view places strong emphasis on the believer’s ongoing participation in their spiritual life, including practices like fasting that many Protestants treat as optional rather than essential. How does seeing salvation as a continuing journey change the way someone approaches faith and daily Christian living?
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