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Some false teachers claim that Paul says we are saved by faith, but James paraodxically says we are saved by works.

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Justification is not a process or a set of stages. God's once-for-all act gives every believer full assurance of salvation.

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Only when we grasp this doctrine do we begin to comprehend the true nature and infinite extent of God's saving grace.

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The answer won't be found in our highly variable feelings, or our spiritual ups and downs, but only in God's unchanging Word.

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This view, touted by some leading figures who are popular among Evangelicals, is completely contrary to Scripture.

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A careful study of the Hebrew words used in this passage and elsewhere tells us that the answer is clearly no - and why.

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Jesus' words from the cross, "It is finished!" tell us that sinners who believe on Him aren't saved on the installment plan!

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But the first thirty-nine books of the Bible contain Gospel riches that we must not leave untapped.

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How does a Catholic priest's thinking change when he comes to Christ?

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Does forgiveness depend on who you are and what you did?