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What Is True Faith? (4) Against Rome, QIRC, And Blind Faith

by R. Scott Clark on November 14, 2013 | 1 Comment

In part 3, we compared the Romanist (Tridentine) definitions of faith and justification to the Reformed definitions of faith and justification. According to Rome, in the Council of Trent, anyone who teaches that sinners are declared righteous before God only (sola) on . . . Continue reading →

What Is True Faith? (9) Its Gospel Agency

by R. Scott Clark on December 13, 2013 | 3 Comments

In part 8 we saw that the source of true faith is the sovereign, powerful, re-creating work of the Holy Spirit. Ordinarily, however, he works through what the classic Reformed writers, including Calvin, and the Reformed churches call “the means of grace” . . . Continue reading →