The essay delves into the logical contradictions of blanket salvation, arguing that salvation has meaning only if some are condemned. It asserts that salvation cannot be earned and requires a rebirth into a new identity, symbolized by the church. Faith is essential for this rebirth, as those who have faith become part of the church and are saved by Christ, who presents the church as His bride. The essay concludes that faith re-establishes the relationship with God, lost in Eden, and that salvation comes through Christ's creation of the church, contingent upon individual faith.
