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To: Emile Vidrine who wrote (15025)	5/4/1998 1:17:00 AM
From: Thomas Calvet	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39621

Emile, what doctrine are you specifically calling "evil and heretical"? I would submit to you that the doctrine you are talking about has not one ounce of weight to bear on anyones salvation. By that I mean, if I choose to believe the doctrine and you choose not, and the doctrine (for arguments sake) happens to be correct, then you will not lose your salvation because you don't believe it. The basic tenents of Christianity are all that is needed, if someone confesses to believe Jesus is God's son, that He rose from the dead, that He is the only way to know God and receive salvation from sin. Then that person must be accepted and exhorted in the Spirit so that they produce fruit of the Spirit. Ultimate judgement is not our place, only God can know the heart, and only He can judge if one is saved. We can check the fruit of a believer to see if that person is walking according to the Spirit, and I must say your fruit on this tread is starting to smell a bit. I will be doing my DD on Alan, Nancy, Donald and others to see why you would call them "Judaisers". So far of what I've seen does not lead me to believe they are calling for anyone to do works to be saved, or saying that one must keep the law to be saved. Remember, Jesus came to fulfill the law not do away with it. In Him Tom