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Think strictly about being in the church, or those Christians in the churches that are trying or struggling to trace their origins to the Protestant Reformation in the 21st century. These 5 coins, which we call Solas, are absolutely vital. Then these churches will argue that they are vital because they remember that a Christian church and Christians will base their faith only on the scriptures, the only word of God, trustworthy, inspired, inspired by the Holy One. -Mind. And from your study of the Word of God, you will understand that Christ’s work on Calvary is absolutely central to our faith, the sacrifice that redeems it, rather than sinners, that sacrifice is received only by grace. , that in other words, are we established as new men and women not by our merits or our works, but by what God did in Christ on the cross, and do we receive the benefits that come from the work of Christ?redemption, justification, propitiation and reconciliation?only by faith, not by works. Dependence and trust only in the sacrifice of Jesus.
- The foundation of the fact that we are in God is the very grace of God in Christ.
- And that is why we give all the glory to God; gives glory in worship.
- Gives glory to family life.
- Gives glory in the field of the arts.
- In the field of politics and in society at large.
So, for churches that trace their heritage and values in the Protestant Reformation, these points are absolutely vital and non-negotiable. These are points that will distinguish a truly evangelical church from corrupt or theologically corrupt churches or even churches that are no longer churches. who have apostasy of the Christian faith.
While evangelicals appreciate the doctrinal heritage of the first centuries, the formation of the canon, the councils that defined the correct language about the Trinity and the incarnation of the verb, this faith is the foundation upon which the Solas are built. we cannot keep half, because we understand that we need the whole building, all the formulations, both parents, but complete and thorough, and consistent with what is stated in the Protestant Reformation of the sixteenth century. as the foundation of the Christian faith, only Christ, only grace, only faith and only the glory of God