faith alone
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aka Protestant doctrine, justification by faith alone
Jay Dyer critiques the doctrine of justification by faith alone as a legal construct lacking ontological grounding and rooted in nominalism, while simultaneously recognizing its importance to the gospel and highlighting the potential confusion it may create regarding salvation and works within inter-Protestant debates.
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