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 The Truth is Still the Truth

I just read a study that states that it found that: Over 60% of born-again Christians between 18 and 39 say Jesus isn't only way to Heaven; Muhammad, Buddha also valid paths to salvation.

This shows me that whoever "discipled" these folks did not explain the Gospel to them. To be born again; born of the Spirit of God is grounded in the eternal truth that there is no other name but Jesus Christ of Nazareth that has been given to humanity by which we can be saved, restored to God, rescued, transformed, be given a new heart and a new spirit.

There is salvation in no other. God made it simple for us. It is not searching for a needle in a haystack! Jesus Christ said, "I am the way the truth and the life; no one can come to the Father except through me." It is THAT utter exclusivity that opens the door to all ethnic, cultural, social and racial groups. Jesus Christ is not the salvation of some, but the only Savior for all who will but believe and follow Him.

He alone has done what was necessary to restore us to God. "God loved the world (all humanity) so much that He gave His one and only Son to the end that all who would believe in Him would have eternal life. God sis not send His Son into the world to condemn humanity, but that the world might be caves by Him."

To believe otherwise is to actually not be born from above, born again, made a new creation. Followers of Jesus Christ know that there is life in no other. He alone has the Words of Life.

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