Sola Fide
Faith Alone
Thomas R. Schreiner, PhD
How can a person be justified? The repeated answer we find in Scripture is by faith. If faith plays such a decisive role in one’s relationship with God, we should expect it to be a prominent feature of the NT documents.
Sola Fide: The Reformed Doctrine of Justification
J.I. Packer, PhD
“The confession of divine justification touches man’s life at its heart, at the point of its relationship to God. It defines the preaching of the Church, the existence and progress of the life of faith, the root of human security, and man’s perspective for the future.”(G.C. Berkouwer)
Sola Fide: Does It Really Matter?
John H. Armstrong, DMin
The sixteenth-century rediscovery of Paul’s objective message of justification by faith came upon the religious scene of that time with a force and passion that totally altered the course of human history. It ignited the greatest reformation and revival known since Pentecost. This Protestant movement was firmly grounded in the material principle of sola fide, so-called by Philip Melancthon.
