[af_vet_1981]

“The Protestant tradition erred in dividing faith and works. In the 16th century, Protestants claimed that we are saved by “faith alone.” Faith is never alone. It always brings effects with it.”

That isn’t the case. ...

Is that an indication of a general acceptance by Protestants that one is not saved by "faith alone." ?
or is that a personal point of view ?

[Luircin]

Is that an indication of a general acceptance by Protestants that one is not saved by “faith alone.” ?
or is that a personal point of view ?

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And once again, you don’t even bother to ascertain what Protestants believe and instead start attacking your fake Roman strawmen.

Sad.

The truth of the matter is that we are saved by grace alone through faith alone, but saving faith always produces works.

But if Roman Catholics would ever admit that’s what Protestants believe, they’d lose one of their favorite talking points.

[daniel1212]

Is that an indication of a general acceptance by Protestants that one is not saved by "faith alone." ?

Which refers to what actually appropriates justification, the faith that effects works by the Spirit, versus the merit of works, and of faith being counted for righteousness, and becoming actually becoming good enough in heart and character to enter Heaven, as per so much Catholic teaching.