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Protestantism is often assumed to be wrong on salvation by faith, but a growing number of theologians are beginning to rethink this assumption.

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No, Protestantism is not wrong on salvation by faith. Protestantism teaches that salvation is a free gift from God and is attained by faith alone through grace alone, based on the life and death of Jesus Christ. While different Protestant denominations may have varying interpretations of salvation, the core belief remains the same.

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Published: Saturday, December 10, 2022

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