This phrase is "shorthand" among Christians, especially among Evangelicals, for accepting Jesus as a personal savior. The concept is that, under the Levitical system of Judaism, there has to be a sacrifice of some sort for personal sin. Also according to Judaism, there is a system of substitutionary sacrifices although this is not as well taught. In Christianity, this whole concept is culminated in Jesus as a substitutionary sacrifice for the sins of all mankind. While the theology is sound, the question remains...do you believe it? Being saved involves accepting this sacrifice (believing it), confessing that Jesus did die for your sins, and accepting Him as your master and savior. The third part of this theology involves joining the community and actually learning what the whole history of Christianity is all about. This is a personal, private decision although typical confession is done in public. It might be best to attend classes at your local congregation and get more information there.
No, once a person dies, they cannot be saved in the traditional sense of being saved from sin or achieving salvation.
Please specify who they are.
No. Being safe means being in no immediate danger. Being saved means having dedicated one's life to God.
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The Mountain lions are being saved by programs supporting the population. You yourself can help voulenteer to protect this endangered species.
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You would try to adjust to being saved naturally, take it slow, you don't have to do any thing big. Hope this helps.
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there is quite a lot:Acts 2 v47Acts 27v201 Corinthians 1v182 Corinthians 2v15Philippians 1 v 281 Peter 3 v20the main message of Being Saved is go and get saved!