<![CDATA[The polarization of the doctrine of salvation represents a significant difference of opinion regarding how humans can be saved. This polarization not only creates confusion in the congregation but also opens the door to the emergence of false teachings in response to differing views of salvation. As a result, the focus shifts from a personal relationship with the Lord Jesus and from the need for repentance from sin and spiritual transformation. Furthermore, internal and external conflicts arise within the church, which, if unchecked, will lead to division. The Bible explains that salvation is God's initiative and action in saving His people. This study uses literature to explain how God's sovereignty in the salvation process is final. Through Remnant Theology, salvation is understood as God's sovereignty in choosing His people and purifying them so that a holy people remain for God's future people. The results of this study indicate that God's sovereignty is seen in the election and salvation of God's people, who will become the remnant. Therefore, it has become final, that there can be no teaching of salvation without God's absolute right, in line with God's will within it.]]>
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