Salvation

Salvation as theosis; grace and free will cooperate synergistically

Salvation through grace and sacraments; theosis and Latin atonement models combined

Grace and sacramental participation; justification by faith; no sola fide

Salvation by grace through faith and works; sacraments are necessary means

Sacramental justification through faith, baptism, and ongoing grace; not sola fide

Sacramental participation in divine life; baptism, Eucharist, and faith together

Salvation as healing and theosis through the Church and sacramental life

Salvation as theosis: deification through union with Christ in the Church

Salvation through theosis, fasting, repentance, and sacramental participation

Salvation as theosis and healing of human nature through union with Christ

Justification by faith affirmed; sacraments also convey saving grace

Salvation entirely by God's sovereign grace; TULIP doctrines affirmed

Historically Calvinist; modern UCC spans Reformed to universalist

Justified by grace through faith alone, not works

Justification by grace through faith alone; monergistic; baptismal regeneration affirmed

Arminian salvation: prevenient grace, free response, sanctification

Sovereign grace alone; justification by faith, covenant theology

Reformed election; sola fide; Canons of Dort; monergistic grace; assurance affirmed

Salvation by grace through faith alone; personal conversion required

Grace through faith; unlimited atonement; not strict Calvinist

Fourfold gospel: Christ as Savior, Sanctifier, Healer, Coming King

Calvinist salvation: election, justification by faith, perseverance of saints

Salvation by grace through faith; entire sanctification as second work of grace

Justification by faith; personal conversion required; sanctification ongoing process

Salvation by grace through faith alone in Christ; regeneration and justification

Justification by faith alone; eternal security at moment of belief; grace-centered

Arminian salvation: grace through faith; entire sanctification possible; apostasy possible

Personal conversion essential; salvation by grace through faith in Christ

Salvation by grace through faith; four-fold gospel: salvation, Spirit, healing, return

Reformed soteriology; TULIP doctrine; monergistic regeneration; justification by faith alone

Calvinist salvation through grace alone via monergistic regeneration and faith

Justification by faith alone; entire sanctification as second work of grace

Justification by grace through faith alone; objective justification; baptismal regeneration affirmed

Salvation by grace; specific formulations vary by host tradition

New birth through faith; entire sanctification; salvation forfeitable through apostasy

Salvation by grace through faith; sanctification as second definite work; Arminian

Salvation by grace through faith; Arminian; ongoing sanctification; apostasy possible

Salvation by grace through faith alone in Jesus Christ

Salvation by grace; assurance held humbly; community life is essential

Salvation by grace through faith; new birth and sanctification; can be lost

New birth by faith; believer's baptism; progressive sanctification; can be lost

Salvation by grace; faith expressed in communal life and Gelassenheit

Salvation by grace through faith, expressed in committed discipleship

Salvation in Christ; specific formulations vary across the denomination

Faith and immersion baptism for remission of sins; Arminian; conditional election

Faith, repentance, confession, and baptism by immersion are all required

Faith, repentance, and baptism by immersion are all necessary for salvation

Salvation by grace through faith in Christ; Arminian emphasis

Salvation through grace and faith in Christ; Christ-centered.

Salvation is grace through faith alone, not by sacraments.

Evangelical Quakers affirm grace through Christ; liberals diverse

Salvation by grace through faith alone; personal repentance and conversion

Salvation by grace through faith; Wesleyan-Arminian soteriology

Salvation requires faith, baptism in Jesus name, speaking in tongues, and Sabbath

Faith in Christ and seed-faith giving activate divine blessing; spiritual liberation from demonic oppression

Salvation by grace through faith; justification by faith alone

Salvation by grace through faith in Christ; repentance and baptism practiced

Salvation by faith and baptism by immersion; moral obedience is required

Salvation by faith in Christ; baptism by immersion practiced; kingdom hope central

Salvation through faith in Jehovah and Christ's ransom; two destinies taught

Acts 2:38 plan required: repentance, Jesus-name baptism, Holy Spirit with tongues

No unified soteriology; salvation not a central concept for most UU members

Salvation by grace; temple ordinances not required; broad ecumenical approach

Salvation involves grace, ordinances, and eternal progression; two tiers

Salvation involves becoming part of God Family; grace plus obedience and keeping commandments

Salvation through understanding divine Truth; sin and sickness are illusions

Salvation through conjunction with God by shunning evil, practising charity

Salvation through faith in Christ's ransom plus baptism by immersion into INC

Acts 2:38 plan: repentance, baptism in Jesus' name, Holy Spirit with tongues

Salvation through faith in Yeshua as Messiah; grace alone through faith

Faith, Holy Baptism, and Holy Sealing by Apostle required for full spiritual standing

Justification by faith, baptism, and prayer encounter; Arminian with sanctification emphasis

Salvation through faith in Christ and witness of Kimbangu's teachings

Salvation by grace through faith; new birth by the Spirit; free will in accepting grace

Salvation through faith in Christ; healing and deliverance as signs