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 1 Pre,  4   |         results of the dialogues on justification so that our
 2 Pre,  5   |  intention: namely, to show that on the basis of their dialogue
 3 Pre,  5   |       does encompass a consensus on basic truths of the doctrine
 4 Pre,  7   |          Joint Declaration rests on the conviction that in overcoming
 5 Pre,  7   |          disavow their own past. On the contrary, this Declaration
 6   1   (10)|       request of the US dialogue on justification, the non-Pauline
 7   2,  13  |     biblical studies and drawing on modern investigations of
 8   2,  13  |         to formulate a consensus on basic truths concerning
 9   3,  15  |         not because of any merit on our part, we are accepted
10   4,  19  |        persons depend completely on the saving grace of God
11   4,  23  | cooperation and is not dependent on the life-renewing effects
12   4,  27  |          God is grounded totally on God's graciousness and remains
13   4,  27  |     remains constantly dependent on the salvific and creative
14   4,  27  |         love is always dependent on God's unfathomable grace
15   4,  29  | enslaving power of sin is broken on the basis of the merit of
16   4,  34  |       that the faithful can rely on the mercy and promises of
17   4,  34  |          threats to their faith, on the strength of Christ's
18   4,  34  |      resurrection they can build on the effective promise of
19   5,  44  |       this decisive step forward on the way to overcoming the
20 App       |        for the Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification~
21 App       |     Under One Christ," Statement on the Augsburg Confession
22 App       |      merely allow to be bestowed on us, but which we in no way -
23 App       |          E 69). ~- "An agreement on the fact that the doctrine
24 App       | justification with such emphasis on the divine 'monergism' or
25 App       |     notable doctrinal difference on justification" (PCPCU 22). ~-"
26 App       |              The strict emphasis on the passivity of human beings
27 App       |       justification never meant, on the Lutheran side, to contest
28 App       | justification' as without effect on the life of the faithful,
29 App       |          a conferred possession) on the part of the human being -
30 App       | justification through grace; and on the other hand, Protestant
31 App       |       builds his confidence, not on his own new life, but solely
32 App       |         own new life, but solely on God's gracious promise.
33 App       |         it have to be understood on this basis. ~- With reference
34 App       |          has salvific power only on condition of keeping the
35 App       |       freely by the divine mercy on account of Christ;" and
36 App       |        said, 'Whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in
37 App       |       with a rock-like assurance on the forgiveness of God uttered
38 App       |   promise, 'whatsoever you loose on earth?.... and to focus
39 App       |           and to focus believers on the specific word of absolution
40 App       |          experience, and to rely on Christ alone and his word
41 App       |        see Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation, no. 5: "'
42 App       |       securitas), which is based on the human being, has not
43 App       |       since faith never reflects on itself, but depends completely
44 App       |           but depends completely on God, whose grace is bestowed
45 App       |         or merit of eternal life on the gift of grace itself,
46 App       |         chapter 16 of the Decree on Justification, where the
47 App       |   describe the Catholic doctrine on merit as it is done in the