True Christianity requires transformation. Transformation is the assurance of our salvation - it fundamentally alters the way we think theologically, act morally, and relate socially. John's first letter describes how Christians in the first century and Christians today can know they have received this transformation. Where is the evidence of our faith? It's when we live in the light.
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