Editing Good News Mission (section)

== Doctrine ==
=== Antinomianism (Rejection of the Law) ===
Good News Mission teaches that the law was abolished at the cross, and therefore, those who are saved no longer need to be bound by or feel guilty about following the law. As a result, they reject practices such as observing the Sabbath, tithing, fasting, early morning prayer, and even a regular prayer life, considering these to be part of the law that no longer applies to believers. They claim that once saved, believers are completely free from the law's requirements, citing Romans 7 as their basis. This antinomian doctrine is considered a clear heresy with numerous issues. Without the law, sin itself cannot be defined. Consequently, they teach that there is no need to repent even if one sins. This leads to a life of licentiousness, where sin is no longer regarded as sin. Furthermore, without the law, the pursuit of sanctification (a holy life) is rendered meaningless. Sanctification is based on the law; thus, if the law is abolished, sanctification is effectively abolished as well.<ref>{{cite news|last=Jin|first=Yong Sik|title=구원파의 율법 폐기론의 문제점|trans-title=Problems with Good News Mission's Rejection of the Law|url=https://www.kportalnews.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=13067|access-date=4 September 2024|newspaper=Kportal News|date=10 September 2014}}</ref>