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How do we know the plan of salvation is a flawed concept?

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The 'plan of salvation' implies cooperation between God and man, which contradicts the sufficiency of Christ's finished work.

Often, the phrase 'plan of salvation' suggests that God has outlined steps that a person must follow to obtain salvation. This notion is problematic as it implies that God has a part to play and that humans must contribute as well, thus framing salvation as a collaborative effort rather than a complete work of God. Scripture emphasizes that salvation is not a plan to be followed but a solution provided by Christ. The focus of the gospel should be the proclamation of Christ's completed work, not a set of instructions for man to execute.
Scripture References: John 12:32, Ephesians 2:8-9

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