Justification by faith alone - Revision history

Cleaner at 18:43, 12 September 2008

2008-09-12T18:43:57Z

Benedikt: corr.

2008-07-20T06:01:53Z

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2008-07-20T04:28:19Z

New page: {{quote | text={{web_verse|romans|3|28}} Romans 3:25)}} {{Infobox_Contents | topic_name = Justification by faith alone / Sola Fide | subtopics = Reformation * [[Justification b...

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{{quote | text={{web_verse|romans|3|28}} [[Romans 3:25]])}}
{{Infobox_Contents |
topic_name = Justification by faith alone / Sola Fide |
subtopics = [[Reformation]]
* [[Justification by faith plus works]]
* [[New Perspectives on Paul]] |
opinion_pieces = {{short_opinions}}
* [[Justification by faith alone (G.G.)]]
* [[A look at justification by faith and good works in Luther's theology (J.S)]]
* [[Justification (Benjamen Meng)]] |
}}

"Justification by faith alone" is the teaching that a person is justified (that is, made right with God) through his faith only and not on the basis of good works.

All Christians agree that a person is justified by faith. The teaching that a person is justified by faith alone however is a specific [[Protestant]] teaching and was one of the key issues that lead to the [[Reformation]]. The doctrine is sometimes referrred to as "Sole Fide" which is [[Latin]] for "faith alone". Although Protestant churches teach that good works are not required for a sinner's justification, they do teach that justification by faith will always be accompanied by good works.

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 All Christians agree that a person is justified by faith. The teaching that a person is justified by faith alone however is a specific [[Protestant]] teaching and was one of the key issues that lead to the [[Reformation]]. The doctrine is sometimes referrred to as "Sola Fide" which is [[Latin]] for "faith alone". Although Protestant churches teach that good works are not required for a sinner's justification, they do teach that justification by faith will always be accompanied by good works.
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 "Justification by faith alone" is the teaching that a person is justified (that is, made right with God) through his faith only and not on the basis of good works.
-All Christians agree that a person is justified by faith. The teaching that a person is justified by faith alone however is a specific [[Protestant]] teaching and was one of the key issues that lead to the [[Reformation]]. The doctrine is sometimes referrred to as "Sole Fide" which is [[Latin]] for "faith alone". Although Protestant churches teach that good works are not required for a sinner's justification, they do teach that justification by faith will always be accompanied by good works.
+All Christians agree that a person is justified by faith. The teaching that a person is justified by faith alone however is a specific [[Protestant]] teaching and was one of the key issues that lead to the [[Reformation]]. The doctrine is sometimes referrred to as "Sola Fide" which is [[Latin]] for "faith alone". Although Protestant churches teach that good works are not required for a sinner's justification, they do teach that justification by faith will always be accompanied by good works.
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