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A major contention between Protestants and Catholics is the doctrine of justification. Protestants tell you we're saved by faith alone apart from works, while the Catholic Church teaches that while our initial justification is solely the work of God, collaboration with God's grace by avoiding mortal sin and doing good works during our life as a Christian is required to remain in a state of grace (saved). In this video, we explore why sola fide is false by looking at Scripture (Bible) and writings from the Early Church Fathers.
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00:00Intro
00:21Ephesians 2:8-9
00:39The Council of Trent, Session 6, Ch. 8
01:14Ephesians 2:10
01:27Romans 3:28
01:50James 2:24; 14-17
02:28Video Recommendation
02:33Do Paul and James Contradict Each other?
02:48Romans 3:28 Speaks of the Mosaic Law
03:41Romans 3:29-31
04:26Romans 2:6-8
04:55Philemon 2:12-13
05:16Hebrews 5:9
05:22Matthew 25:31-46
07:03John 15:5-6
07:27Luke 13:23-24
07:46St. Justin Martyr, First Apology 43
08:10Athenagoras of Athens, Resurrection of the Dead 25
08:23St. Irenaeus of Lyons, Against Heresies 4:37:7
09:03Tertullian of Carthage, To the Nations 19
09:12St. Cyprian of Carthage, Works and Alms (Treatise 8) 14
09:29Lactantius, Epitome of the Divine Institutes 73
10:05Conclusion





