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=== Conclusion: An Exclusivist Theology, Not Free Grace ===
=== Conclusion: An Exclusivist Theology, Not Free Grace ===
In sum, the speaker's theology is '''incompatible with Free Grace Theology on multiple fundamental points''':
In sum, the speaker's theology is '''incompatible with Free Grace Theology on multiple fundamental points''':
- '''Salvation is not viewed as a one-time, eternally secure event but rather as something that can be lost if one fails to continue in faith and obedience.'''
 
- '''Works and perseverance are portrayed as necessary conditions for salvation rather than as separate from justification.'''
* '''Salvation is not viewed as a one-time, eternally secure event but rather as something that can be lost if one fails to continue in faith and obedience.'''
- '''Church institutions are universally condemned, which is not a typical stance within Free Grace Theology.'''
* '''Works and perseverance are portrayed as necessary conditions for salvation rather than as separate from justification.'''
- '''The judgment of believers is framed in terms of potential eternal separation, contradicting Free Grace Theology’s assurance of eternal security.'''
* '''Church institutions are universally condemned, which is not a typical stance within Free Grace Theology.'''
* '''The judgment of believers is framed in terms of potential eternal separation, contradicting Free Grace Theology’s assurance of eternal security.'''


These factors place the speaker within a '''different theological framework—likely conditional security or an extreme holiness movement—rather than within Free Grace Theology'''. This rejection of the Free Grace position in favor of a '''works-conscious, perseverance-driven faith''' ultimately results in a '''theology that is far more exclusive than the gospel of grace proclaimed in the New Testament'''.
These factors place the speaker within a '''different theological framework—likely conditional security or an extreme holiness movement—rather than within Free Grace Theology'''. This rejection of the Free Grace position in favor of a '''works-conscious, perseverance-driven faith''' ultimately results in a '''theology that is far more exclusive than the gospel of grace proclaimed in the New Testament'''.


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