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TravisandJill
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Strictly speaking, is dying in a state of grace all that is needed for salvation?
That would be working out your salvation…(one received salvation…and now one lives it …walks in love…etc).So when St. Paul speaks of “working out our salvation” he is speaking of staying in grace or if one has sinned repenting and confessing to enter the state of grace again?
Yes!That would be working out your salvation…(one received salvation…and now one lives it …walks in love…etc).
Living the reality of our faith and baptism …our being disciples of Jesus.
If we should fall into a mortal sin -quickly turn back to Christ (via confession etc).