Self-help ✦ Penny’s Take
What Must I Do to Be Saved?
James R. Anderson · 2011
62/100
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Anderson's goal is admirable — let New Testament Scripture speak for itself on salvation without denominational gatekeeping — and the 250-plus verse collection is a real resource for devotional use. But theologically trained readers have flagged meaningful gaps in key passages, and the legal rather than pastoral framing sometimes shows. Worth browsing as a topical Scripture index, but not the most rigorous study tool available on soteriology.
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