A living faith must experience a growing understanding of truth and must be continually interpreted and related to the needs of each new generation. This term has been used by Christians for many years to denote an immersing of people into water upon conversion. Although their eternal relationship is inscrutable, there is no priority or superiority among the three persons. Each person of the Godhead is equally worthy of the same homage, confidence, and obedience. Christians declare this truth out of a love for God and concern for their fellow man.
Truth is by definition narrow.
That is true as far as it goes. A person who turns to Jesus in faith does not immediately become sinless. A sinner who accepts Christ begins the process of dying more and more to sin and living more and more to God. If some one claims to believe in Christ and yet remains morally unchanged, that person's faith is questionable. A person who knows and loves Christ will love the worship of God, the preaching and teaching of the Bible, and the fellowship of God's people.