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How does total depravity relate to salvation?

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Total depravity underscores humanity's complete inability to save themselves, necessitating divine intervention.

Total depravity, a cornerstone of Reformed theology, asserts that every aspect of humanity is affected by sin, rendering individuals incapable of choosing God without His sovereign grace. This is foundational for understanding the necessity of salvation through Christ alone. Romans 3:10-12 states that none are righteous, and this lack of righteousness necessitates a Savior. The Gospel proclaims that only through God’s initiative in grace can any person come to faith, affirming that salvation is entirely the work of God, culminating in glory for the divine rather than for any human effort.
Scripture References: Romans 3:10-12, Ephesians 2:1-5

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