Timeless

There’s no need to get entangled in drawn-out conversations over the validity of the Anthanasian Creed. At the core of the Anthanasian Creed, we are told that if not for the Anthanasian Creed, no one could be saved. If that’s the case, who needs the Bible? In every story told or written since 325-AD, that lifts up the Anthanasian Creed, you won’t find anyone warning you of how it [actually] added onto what Jesus accomplished in the first century. It is impossible to brand the Anthanasian Creeds method of salvation as dependable, because there’s no evidence of anyone having to believe “the Son is God” to be saved in the Bible. In spite of that, the Anthanasian Creed still made its way into the twenty first century. I ask you, would you say the person confessing Jesus is the Son of God, the Lord and the Savior of their life, saved according to the [Scriptures], and rejects the Anthanasian Creed altogether, is saved? When I say “rejects the Anthanasian Creed altogether” I mean, treat the Anthanasian Creed as if it never existed at all. As one who loves Jesus, and who’s not ashamed to tell others about Him, I would say the person is saved. Nothing could be [more] right than telling others about Jesus as laid out for us in the Bible. The word of God endures forever and what it tells us about Jesus, is timeless.