I understand what all of you are trying to do here, and I think that trying to explain your system of truths is a good thing, but may I humbly offer this:
I read through these posts and all I see is the language of 'christianeze'. What is 'atonement'. What is 'personal savior'. What is 'penalty for sins'. What is 'salvation by faith alone'. What is a 'sin', and if it's so bad, why is it so appealing?
We need to get to the place where we can use language that ALL can understand. Especially here! This place, curezone.com, has MANY views. In order for others here to understand what you are saying, I think a revision is needed.
"I put my faith in Jesus Christ to heal me and give me the spirit in order not to sin."
How many religious sayings, cliches can you count in that sentence? Do you really think those not versed in christianity can understand this? Let me tell you, all those cliches and phrases are buzz words for all other beliefs to tune you out and remain closed to what you are REALLY trying to say.
Wait, don't misunderstand me, I am not asking you to water down the Truth. I am asking you to put it in words that others can understand. Try to see it from other's perspective. Try to understand how hurt most of these people are by 'christians' in some form or another.
When Jesus was about ready to leave the earth, he asked his friends and followers to do one thing "go into all the nations and make disciples." Not stay cloistered together and speak in languages with words and phrases no one else can understand. The opposite! Get out of where you are used to and tell everyone in a way they can understand, so it will move them not only to being 'believers' (just understanding what Christ taught)but 'disciples', people who are so swept away by what Christ taught that they can't help but want to live the way he suggests.
I am just saying, let's talk about what we believe without using those sayings. Let's look at our own 'story' and ask God to help us see it from others' perspective. See if you can do that. It's really tough, but worth it.