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What is meant by the term 'common faith'?

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'Common faith' refers to the shared belief among God's elect that uniquely acknowledges Jesus Christ as the sole source of salvation.

The term 'common faith' refers to a specific type of faith possessed by those who have been chosen by God, indicating that it is not available to all indiscriminately. Rather, it is a shared belief among God's elect that is rooted in grace and acknowledges the truth presented in Scripture. This faith is manifested through the preaching of the gospel, emphasizing that without divine intervention, individuals cannot possess this faith. In Titus 1:4, it affirms that this faith comes 'from' God, signifying that it is dependent upon His grace, mercy, and peace. Furthermore, as the faith of God's elect, it brings about a collective unity among believers, as they stand firm on the truths of Jesus Christ.
Scripture References: Titus 1:4

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Common Faith
Paul Pendleton · Sep 21, 2025
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