Work,  Charter

 1 I  Believe,7 |         is profitable for man's salvation. Thus God uses the consequences
 2 I  Believe,8 |    enables us to "work" for our salvation. Yet, even as after the
 3 I  Believe,9 |        that man "works" for his salvation. Salvation is not imposed
 4 I  Believe,9 |       works" for his salvation. Salvation is not imposed upon him
 5 I  Believe,9 |       will, as Pelagius taught. Salvation is synergetic; that is,
 6 I  Believe,9 |  co-operates in the work of his salvation. God does not take upon
 7 I  Believe,9 |       things have any value for salvation except in the context of
 8 I  Believe,9 |    context of Divine Grace, for salvation cannot be purchased. Man'
 9 I  Believe,9 |     part of co-operation in his salvation by his own power, however
10 I  Believe,9 |      does not even wish his own salvation, he must ask to receive
11 I  Believe,11|       acceptance of the plan of salvation offered to man by God, the
12 I  Believe,11|       that brought about such a salvation for us!" man, created "
13 I  Believe,11|  humanity when she accepted the salvation offered Her by God. Thus,
14 I  Believe,13|        became depictable for my salvation. As the Apostle says, "we
15 I  Believe,17|      and justify him or her for salvation; for if even in the true
16 I  Believe,17|         with the Church for the salvation of men. For this reason,
17 I  Believe,17| churches") are not workshops of salvation; rather, they are obstacles