A question to the modern Paulicians, how do you understand salvation?

The Paulicians are a semisecret movement with different Christian teachings, the key leader was Constantine of Mananalis in (641-668). There is not much clear data on the idea of God of the Paulicians in history that I can find. Due to the semi secret nature, and almost all information I've found being written from the perspective of this church being heresy (aka biased). Often with claims that they would "act one way, but secretly believe something else" --- I would like to understand their perspective in their own words as it is really difficult to find information about them. Can someone in a general manner answer how the Paulician church understands salvation?