[alancarp]

I don’t see where this addresses the problem in Calvinism of salvation by election instead of by grace through faith.

Ephesians 2:8-10 (and note that Ephesians starts by discussing predestination, so this is in that context). Faith and grace are the gifts of God to the (elected) believer.

[D-fendr]

Faith and grace are the gifts of God to the (elected) believer.

I think you're agreeing with my point. Faith and grace are conditional - determined by election. Therefore salvation is by election. No election, no grace, no faith.

However you may feel about its correctness, this is at odds with salvation by grace through faith.

[Hoodat]

Faith and grace are the gifts of God to the (elected) believer.

Grace is definitely a gift from God. But faith is our response to who God is. Faith requires action on our part. It goes beyond simply believing. It is the substance of acting upon that belief.