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 1 Anex  |           in this dialogue affirm that all Christian teachings,
 2 Anex  |             USA, no. 160).~- "For that reason, the doctrine of
 3 Anex  |           function in the church. That function is continually
 4 Anex  |  continually to remind Christians that we sinners live solely from
 5 Anex  |          An agreement on the fact that the doctrine of justification
 6 Anex  |       truth; but both sides agree that the doctrine of justification
 7 Anex  |     specific function in the fact that it is "the touchstone for
 8 Anex  |        concerned to make it clear that ... human beings cannot ...
 9 Anex  |    cooperation' only in the sense that in faith the heart is involved,
10 Anex  |          of Christ in such a way, that the person's willing acceptance
11 Anex  |         LV:E 52).~- "We emphasize that faith in the sense of the
12 Anex  |            teach as do Lutherans, that nothing prior to the free
13 Anex  |          merits justification and that all of God's saving gifts
14 Anex  |         interpretation, the faith that clings unconditionally to
15 Anex  |      righteousness before God, so that the renewal of the human
16 Anex  | Protestant concern in emphasizing that the renewal of the human
17 Anex  |        Catholic doctrine stresses that 'the personal character
18 Anex  |          by God's word itself and that 'the renewal of the human
19 Anex  |        time to time into the sins that are those of daily existence.
20 Anex  |         are at one in maintaining that original sin, and also the
21 Anex  |        and also the concupiscence that remains, are in contradiction
22 Anex  |          justified no longer cuts that person off from God; in
23 Anex  |           calls the concupiscence that remains in the justified
24 Anex  | confessions. If Canon 20 stresses that a 'person ..is bound to
25 Anex  |          however Canon 20 affirms that faith has salvific power
26 Anex  |          their weakness, and with that weakness?" (LV:E 53).~- "
27 Anex  |         faith and salvation which that involves" (LV:E 56). ~-
28 Anex  |          of Trent also emphasizes that "it is necessary to believe
29 Anex  |           is necessary to believe that sins are not forgiven, nor
30 Anex  |           account of Christ;" and that we must not doubt "the mercy
31 Anex  |           step farther: They urge that the uncertainty should not
32 Anex  |       uttered in the absolution ..that this reliance can itself
33 Anex  |          subjectively uncertain - that the assurance of forgiveness
34 Anex  |          at the same time believe that God is unreliable in his
35 Anex  |       sense it is true today also that - in Luther's words - faith
36 Anex  |    possibility of earning grace - that is, justification - (can.
37 Anex  |          1548f). It is evident ...that the Council wishes to establish
38 Anex  |       Lutheran confessions stress that the justified person is
39 Anex  |           understood in the sense that it effects human beings,
40 Anex  |          as reward: '... We grant that eternal life is a reward
41 Anex  |           because it is something that is owed - not because of