Protestants
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The text argues that Martin Luther’s teachings, such as “faith alone” and the notion of “sin boldly,” are misaligned with Biblical doctrine. It emphasizes the necessity of works for salvation and disputes Luther’s authority and interpretations. The author asserts that faith without actions is insufficient for true salvation.
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Baptism is a sacrament of rebirth essential for entering the Church, washing away inherited sin. It includes infants, reflecting that they belong in God’s covenant. Rooted in Scripture and Church tradition, the practice has historical support from early Church Fathers, emphasizing that baptism is vital for salvation from birth.
