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Okay, David,
I think I'm past the initial phase to where I
can begin to focus again. I still have moments of vertigo but I'm much better
there too. You asked if I was familiar with John Wesley's Christian perfection.
Yes, I am; however, I've never seen it presented in positive light, always
through Reformed shades, which probably blurred my vision. Will you please
explain your understanding of this term, Christian
perfection -- define it and expand upon how it involves
sanctification but not justification? Can a Christian lose his or her
salvation, e.g., and if so how does that not affect one's justification? What do
you mean when you use the terms justification and sanctification? I need to
be a hearer on this one.
Anxiously yours,
Bill
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