Classical Pentecostals, especially western ones (e.g., North American) and global movements influenced by them, experience salvation in two-stages. The first stage is conversion and Christocentric. The second is Spirit-based charismatic experience. Classical Pentecostals (Wesleyan and Finished Work) sharply distinguish conversion and the subsequent experience of Spirit baptism; indeed, this distinction is the foundation of their doctrinal identity. Classical Pentecostals understand this two-stage soteriology within the structure of the Full Gospel, according to w…