Capítulo, Párrafo

 1 Anex  |     justification is significant not only as one doctrinal component
 2 Anex  |  endeavors ... But a response is not a 'work.' The response of
 3 Anex  |     Justification, therefore, is not a legal fiction. God, in
 4 Anex  |         Protestant theology does not overlook what Catholic doctrine
 5 Anex  |       justification but which is not truly abolished in its power
 6 Anex  |           Catholic doctrine does not overlook what Protestant
 7 Anex  | Christian builds his confidence, not on his own new life, but
 8 Anex  |      there can be no faith, does not in itself make any contribution
 9 Anex  |          of the human being does not 'contribute' to justification,
10 Anex  |  justification, and is certainly not a contribution to which
11 Anex  |          of the human being does not contribute to justification,
12 Anex  |  justification, and is certainly not a contribution to which
13 Anex  |         the Spirit's action does not exempt believers from the
14 Anex  |  commandments of God,' this does not apply to us; if however
15 Anex  |         to believe that sins are not forgiven, nor have they
16 Anex  |        Christ;" and that we must not doubt "the mercy of God,
17 Anex  |      that the uncertainty should not merely be endured. We should
18 Anex  |         to be a liar ..if he did not rely with a rock-like assurance
19 Anex  |      assurance of forgiveness is not a security of forgiveness (
20 Anex  |        securitas); but this must not be turned into yet another
21 Anex  |          word of forgiveness [is not to be condemned]" (PCPCU
22 Anex  |          on the human being, has not been dealt with clearly
23 Anex  |  justified person is responsible not to lose the grace received
24 Anex  |       human beings, then it does not apply to us. But if 'righteousness'
25 Anex  |         something that is owed - not because of our merits but