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{{box | text=This page outlines the Statement of Fatih for WikiChristian. To see how this fits with editting WikiChristian articles see [[Wikichristian:Page Layout|WikiChristian'''Is Page Layout]] help page.''' In the verbal inspiration of }}{{rtoc}}==God and the Bible which is infalliable and authoritative word of God.Trinity==
'''II.''' In There is one God eternally existing in three persons namely the : Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
'''IIIGod is simultaneously immanent and removed.''' In the diety of Jesus. Christ his conception of the Holy Spirit He is omnipotent: He created everything that is and there is nothing which, virgin birthby strength, holy lifeHe could not destroy. He is omniscient: He is everywhere, observing everything and that he died upon the Cross as the substitutionary sacrifice for the sins of the world is always able to intervene. He is all-knowing: His knowledge pierces every soul. He is holy: unable and arose from the dead and ascended into heaven from where he will return with unwilling to sin. God is mysterious: His power , knowledge, wisdom, holiness, and gloryinfinite Being transcends human understanding.
'''IVHowever, He is love: He lay down His incarnate life for humankind.''' That all are sinners and that the forgiveness of sins and justification are wrought by repentance of sins and faith in. Jesus ChristHe is historical: He intervened on earth for our betterment.
'''V.''' In the holiness to be God’s standard of living for his people, and that true devotion (piety) which God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world.==Jesus==
'''VIJesus Christ is fully God.''' In Jesus is the second coming Son of Jesus ChristGod, first, to resurrect the Righteous dead mystery of God dwelling in flesh as a human. His conception was of the Holy Spirit and catch away the living saints to him in he was born of the airvirgin Mary. SecondHe lived a holy life without sin, to reign with saints in and he died upon the Cross as the earth substitutionary sacrifice for a thousand yearsthe sins of the world. He arose from the dead and ascended into heaven from where he will return with power and glory.
'''VII.''' We believe that the Holy Spirit indwells God’s people and gives them the strength and wisdom to trust Christ and follow Him. ==The Bible==
The Bible is the authoritative word of God. The Bible was written by men with the guidance of the Holy Spirit and makes people "wise for salvation" and is "useful for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness." Its contents are every book of the Protestant canon (at least). Every verse is of Truth.  It must be understood in regards to the context of its human writers. Therefore, some verses are literal, some are figurative, some depend on culture, some on human personality. The Bible was written as a story of God's redemption of us and our response. Therefore, human''VIIIs words and deeds are sometimes ideal, sometimes merely historical. ==The Believer== All are sinners and forgiveness of sins and justification are through repentance of sins and faith in Jesus Christ. God calls us to live holy lives.  The Holy Spirit dwells in all God’s people and gives them the strength and wisdom to trust Christ and follow Him.''' In  There will be a bodily resurrection - with eternal life for the righteous- those who have accepted Christ, and eternal damnation separation from God for the unrighteous. ==Truth== Truth comes many sources: the Bible, reason, experience, emotions, tradition, Creation, and people. However, the interpretation of these sources is always subject to human imperfection. God requires humility in understanding His Truth. "Fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom." ([[Proverbs 9:10]]) {{returnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Christian literature, art, music and media]] -> [[Christianity and the Internet]] -> [[Christian wikis]] -> [[Project:About|WikiChristian]]  [[Category:WikiChristian Philosophy]][[Category:WikiChristian]]

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