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Old 06-27-2007, 03:51 PM
DaemonSeid DaemonSeid is offline
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Originally Posted by owlie33 View Post
Yes, the term "born-again", referring to salvation, is most predominantly used in evangelical circles (It originated in John 3:3...it's not just a made-up label).

Lutheran, Anglican, Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Christians have a vastly different opinion of when salvation occurs - baptism - than do Evangelicals - thus the differing opinion.

I believe regardless of the denomination, God calls us to be a body of believers.
only reason why I think saying you can't be Greek and still believe in God is a crock:

One of my founders is a pastor....

A lot of our priciples are based on Christian beliefs.

If anything, one of the things I was taught in life as well as during my process is that you as a person should have a belief in something...u don't have to be a Baptist or whatever...but you should have a belief system that has been instilled since childhood.

Works for me....
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