According to the biblical doctrines claimed by Park Jin-young

‌It seems that most people currently believing in God and living a life of faith, including pastors, have not obtained true salvation.
True salvation is not something obtained by believing on one's own, but rather a faith that is delivered as a gift from God—a faith that is believed, with no doubt or confusion, and is completely full.
This is essentially the soteriology (theory of salvation) of the Salvation Sect, but it could be described as an even more "authentic" or "intense" version than what the existing Salvation Sect discusses.
Even the Salvation Sect emphasizes salvation that is instantly believed and realized, but they tend to speak in a slightly "milder" or more "compromising" way compared to Park Jin-young.
To put it simply, they say that as long as you believe, it is fine even if your faith is somewhat faint or blurry.
However, Park Jin-young firmly draws a line and says that is not the case, taking the extreme stance that if there is even a little bit of doubt, it is not salvation.
If the existing Salvation Sect has a somewhat "secularized" soteriology, Park Jin-young puts forward a soteriology of absolute certainty without any compromise.