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IV. Faith |
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| 4.3 Dogma | ||
| Article 108-Salvation | ||
| Canon 2669 | ||
| Salvation is the dogma and concept first introduced by the Roman Cult in the 14th Century that as all people are born with “original sin” and therefore “lost”, God has granted the Roman Cult the exclusive right to salvage the souls. Hence “Salvation” is the “lawful” receipt of goods and payment to the Roman Cult for the salvage and recovery of lost property. | ||
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| Canon 2670 | ||
| Salvation is deliberately and falsely compared to the concept of Redemption, whereby a person is capable of reforming previous behaviour or character. Instead, Salvation depends upon the promotion of the concept of Original Sin and is a commercial Claim of Right dressed up as a religious dogma. | ||
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| Canon 2671 | ||
| The receipt of goods and payment received by the Roman Cult for “Salvaging Souls” under the dogma of Salvation is the right to control the monetization of Sin, which is the essential concept underpinning debt and almost all money systems of the world today. | ||
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| Canon 2672 | ||
| Under the creation of the Cestui Que Vie Trust of 1540, the Roman Cult has since franchised out the Salvaging of Souls to several Protestant Churches through "Salvation" so that the biggest promoters of salvage through "Salvation" are now evangelical and new churches apart from the traditional Christian churches. | ||
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| Canon 2673 | ||
| As the dogma of Salvation is deliberate false even to the followers of the Roman Cult, as well as being founded upon fraudulent claims, it is forbidden, denounced and not permitted to be revived. | ||
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