Anyone Can Be Saved: A Defense of "Traditional" Southern Baptist Soteriology
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Anyone Can Be Saved: A Defense of "Traditional" Southern Baptist Soteriology

by David L. Allen, Eric Hankins, Adam Harwood

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Anyone Can Be Saved offers a defense of traditional Southern Baptist soteriology. Written by David L. Allen, Eric Hankins, and Adam Harwood, the book examines the theological claim expressed in its title and provides readers with a focused resource on salvation, Baptist thought, and Christian doctrine.

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Anyone Can Be Saved presents a defense of traditional Southern Baptist soteriology.

The book focuses on the theological claim that anyone can be saved.

David L. Allen, Eric Hankins, and Adam Harwood contribute to this examination of Southern Baptist beliefs about salvation.

It is suited to readers interested in Christian theology, Baptist thought, and debates concerning soteriology.

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