**XF: Saved, being saved, and hoping to be saved**


> The idea is that, yes, you're saved, but you're also being saved, and you hope that you will be saved. 
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> It's because it's through time, and time is something that we experience, but the whole story is already told at that kingdom-of-heaven level. 
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> It's already a foregone conclusion. God wins. 
> 
> But we're living through the story, so it's: am saved, being saved, hope I will be saved. If you were a strict legal nominalist, you would be like, 'That's a contradiction. Either you are or you aren't.' 
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> But God is not contained by our limitations of space and time and Aristotelian logic. 
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> That's not how God works. God transcends those categories.


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