Justification by Faith: A Protestant Perspective

This chapter explores the doctrine of justification by faith, particularly its roots in St. Paul's Epistle to the Galatians and its significance during the Protestant Reformation. It examines the historical debate between Protestant and Catholic interpretations of justification, emphasizing the implications of Martin Luther's addition of 'alone' to the doctrine. The discussion also addresses the clarity of scripture and the necessity of the Holy Spirit in understanding essential doctrines, revealing the complexities and contradictions present within Protestant beliefs.