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Wednesday, April 20

Justification By Faith (Alone), The Article by which the Church stands or falls?

Good Martin said this. With the coming of BXVI and all things Roman, what do our readers think? Beware, the theosis panther might strike.

posted by fatherneo at 9:26 AM

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  1. Blogger fatherneo said...

    A loaded question I see. Luther defined it as imputed righteousness received by Christ though the cross, which makes us right or 'justified' before God. Of course what we need to explore is if Augustine/Anselm/Luther/Calvin/modern evangelicals get Paul's teachings of justification in Romans right or not!? Padawan Niece, this one's for you as well.

    3:07 PM, April 20, 2005  

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