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Justification is a term used in Christianity to describe God's declaration that The [[church]] has a sinner is without sin because history full of God's forgivenessstruggle and renewal. There is a wide spectrum Initially the early Christians spread the good news of [[Jesus]] throughout the Roman empire and small congregations of understanding Christians sprang up in many towns. [[Rome]] soon became the geographical centre of what the word actually meanschurch. In the early centuries, ranging from debates about the traditional Protestant understanding nature of justification by faith alone to [[God]] caused great debates, however the church mostly stayed unified until a major rift finally occurred between the Catholic understanding of justification by faith Church in Greece and works the one in Rome (it had slowly developed over centuries) culminating in a schism in [[1054 AD]]. In the Middle Ages, people in Christian lands formed armies to "defend" the redefinition Holy Lands from Islamic control. In the mid second millenium, there was a renewal of justification occurring awareness of the Bible spawning the Reformation, with Christians in northern Europe splitting from the Roman church. In the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, missionary activity has spread the [[New Perspective on Paulgospel]]around the world...''(Please contribute to this article which remains a stub)''
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[[Image:Martin LutherSpread of Christianity in Europe to AD 600.jpg|thumb|A painting Spread of [[Martin LutherChristianity]], the instigator of the Protesant Reformation that occurred principally because of Luther's understanding of "Justification by Faith Alone"to 325 AD (dark blue) and 600 AD (light blue).]]<h3>'''[[JustificationChurch history]]'''</h3>
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