How does God save? a four-week course examining the soteriological spectrum at Saint Andrew Presbyterian Church

Mark E Porizky

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How does God save? a four-week course examining the soteriological spectrum at Saint Andrew Presbyterian Church

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Mark E Porizky. How Does God Save? a Four-week Course Examining the Soteriological Spectrum At Saint Andrew Presbyterian Church. Hartford Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/52f75ca0-18a4-44f3-b13f-668775a87933?locale=es.

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M. E. Porizky. How does God save? a four-week course examining the soteriological spectrum at Saint Andrew Presbyterian Church. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/52f75ca0-18a4-44f3-b13f-668775a87933?locale=es

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Mark E Porizky. How Does God Save? a Four-Week Course Examining the Soteriological Spectrum At Saint Andrew Presbyterian Church. Hartford Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/52f75ca0-18a4-44f3-b13f-668775a87933?locale=es.

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Mark E Porizky

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How is salvation understood in a small Presbyterian church in the southeast corner of Connecticut? Beginning with my faith journey, I examine the difficulties inherent in the conservative soteriologies of the Christian faith. I then walk through my experiences with a more universalist Christology, and my struggles with pluralism. I then examine my feelings in light of a class of twenty-one students from my church--Saint Andrew Presbyterian Church--who are interested in examining Alan Race's typology--exclusivism, inclusivism and pluralism. I conclude the soteriological discussion by adding my own soteriology--soft salvation: Jesus beyond pluralism.

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