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The real definition of 'salvation'
This is something I wrote a while ago but I want to repost it here cause topic after topic show that most people don't know/understand what salvation (and sin) is. I know it's a bit long, but it's a must read...
Though most people refer to Salvation as the time we accept Jesus as Lord and Saviour, that is actually only the first step of Salvation. There are three parts:
1) Justification
2) Sanctification
3) Glorification
First I'm adding the definitions for Soul and Spirit before the post in hopes that it'll be more clear
The Human Spirit
 Our human spirit is also composed of three parts: the conscience, fellowship, and intuition. The conscience is that part which enables us to perceive right from wrong and which, accordingly, either condemns or justifies us. Through the fellowship, we are able to contact God and commune with Him. Finally, through the intuition God imparts to us a direct, particular sense or knowledge which is independent of reason, circumstance, situation, or precedent. These three faculties of the spirit: conscience, fellowship, and intui...
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