Grace and Justification: Questions & Answers
Explore 15 questions and answers about Grace and Justification, answered by Dr. Robert Sungenis.
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- Is salvation by desire the same as baptism of desire?
- When does a soul receive the Holy Spirit, and what is the difference between sanctifying and actual grace?
- How do you reconcile Romans 2:13 with Paul's later statements about justification?
- Is the distinction between actual and sanctifying grace useful in refuting the 'L' in Calvinism's TULIP?
- Does the New Testament abolish the whole Mosaic law, or only its ceremonial part?
- Can someone like Cornelius be righteous through general revelation, without knowledge of Christ?
- Does 'sanctified by the blood of the covenant' in Hebrews 10:29 prove the man was saved?
- Do works save you, or do works reveal that you are saved?
- In 1 Corinthians 9, could Paul really become 'disqualified,' and is he speaking about salvation?
- Do good works done before baptism and confirmation increase anything?
- What are the major problems with the Free Grace teaching that you stay saved even if you stop believing?
- Is there Scripture to show a non-Catholic that there are degrees of sin?
- Are invincible ignorance and baptism of desire well-substantiated, or is there room for doubt?
- Is justification an internal change of the soul or only a forensic covering?
- How do you answer Calvinists who say that rejecting monergism means taking partial credit for your own salvation?