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Basics of Christadelphianism: Christadelphianism teaches monism, God is one person.  They reject the Biblical doctrine of the trinity.   Christadelphianism teaches that Jesus is a created being with a sin nature and not God as the Bible states.  Yet, they teach that Jesus saved Himself and that He resurrected.   Christadelphianism teaches that baptism is required for salvation.   Christadelphianism teaches that the Bible is the infallible word of God.   Christadelphianism denies the existence of the fallen angel, Lucifer, the devil.   “. . . unbiblical beliefs of the Christadelphians include: The Holy Spirit is an impersonal force; man does not have an immortal soul; Satan is not a personal being, but merely synonym for any adversary; death is unconsciousness or annihilation; and heaven and hell are myths. Rather than restoring true Christianity, the Christadelphians deny the basic doctrines clearly outlined in the Bible and, as such, are like all false religion – a lie from the father of lies, Satan, who “walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour” (1 Peter 5:8).”

Basic Tenets of Biblical Christianity:     To compare Christadelphianism to Biblical Christianity, go here. Pray for those who are in spiritual slavery to the cult, Christadelphianism.  Christadelphians are not the enemies.  Christadelphians are prisoners of the enemy.  Christadelphians have been brought into captivity by believing a lie.    Christadelphianism is willingly ignorant of the lost condition of all human beings and the one Holy Creator God's great gift of giving His one and only way of salvation through acceptance of the atoning work of His one, unique Son, Jesus Christ.  As a result of this willing ignorance, followers of this religion miss all the benefits of holiness, righteousness, peace, glory, love, and joy that can only be found through Jesus.  The sad result of their rebellion against God is that those who follow this course choose hell rather than heaven.