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 1 1      |     for happiness, meaning and salvation. It is an invitation to
 2 2.3.2  |   knowledge, the equivalent of salvation. It involves a search for
 3 2.3.4.1|     universal consciousness is salvation. There is no sin; there
 4 2.3.4.1|      no need for Revelation or Salvation which would come to people
 5 2.3.4.1|       a need to experience the salvation hidden within themselves (
 6 2.4    |        the language of sin and salvation, replacing it with the morally
 7 4      |        leading human beings to salvation.~* Is there just one Jesus
 8 4      |        we save ourselves or is salvation a free gift from God? ~The
 9 4      |   nature.(74) ~For Christians, salvation depends on a participation
10 4      | himself. In the divine plan of salvation, human beings have been
11 4      |    redemption. In Christianity salvation is not an experience of
12 4      |       a loving God. The way to salvation is not found simply in a
13 4      |        of God made man for the salvation of all”. His Holy Spirit
14 5      |      worship what we know, for salvation is from the Jews” (verse
15 6.2    |      understanding of time and salvation history. Emphasising what
16 7.2    |     divine spark” within them. Salvation, in this context, coincides
17 7.2    |        as the shape “religious salvation” takes in the New Age movement: