Faith Alone: The Evangelical Doctrine of Justification

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Faith Alone: The Evangelical Doctrine of Justification is a theological work by R. C. Sproul that defends and explains the Protestant Reformation doctrine of justification by faith alone.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian non-fiction book
theological book
addresses biblical basis for justification by faith
contemporary challenges to sola fide
historical debates over justification
associatedWith Ligonier Ministries NERFINISHED
author R. C. Sproul NERFINISHED
clarifies difference between Protestant and Catholic views of justification
misunderstandings of faith and works
critiques Roman Catholic doctrine of justification
views that deny justification by faith alone
defendsPosition Protestant Reformation doctrine of justification by faith alone
emphasizes centrality of justification to the gospel
forensic nature of justification
imputed righteousness of Christ
explains meaning of justification in Protestant theology
relationship between faith and works in salvation
focusesOnDoctrine justification
sola fide
genre doctrinal study
theology
hasPerspective conservative Protestant
intendedAudience evangelical Christians
pastors and church leaders
students of theology
language English
mainSubject Protestant Reformation theology
justification by faith alone
relatedTo John Calvin’s doctrine of justification
Martin Luther’s doctrine of justification
Protestant Reformation NERFINISHED
religiousContext Christianity
Protestantism NERFINISHED
supportsView salvation is by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone
theologicalEmphasis assurance of salvation based on Christ’s work
authority of Scripture in defining justification
distinction between justification and sanctification
theologicalTradition Evangelicalism
Reformed theology

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R. C. Sproul notableWork Faith Alone: The Evangelical Doctrine of Justification