Roman Catholics believe that faith in Christ is a necessary prerequisite, but faith alone cannot justify the sinner to God. One must cooperate in works with the Church to justify his faith and maintain his salvation.

The Reformation revolted against the idea that faith in Christ, the perfect savior, is not sufficient in itself to justify one to the Father.

I am a covenantal protestant because I believe that by grace alone the Father has sent His Son to perfectly save His people by way of faith alone from Sin, redeeming them to Himself.

Those in Christ have their life transformed, and a life in God's word, of repentance and sanctification, does result in good fruit (works).

Good works is the benefit of being in Christ, not the prerequisite.

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Roman Catholicism =

Christ →

Church (Works) →

Justified to God

Reformed Protestantism =

Christ →

Justified to God →

Good Fruit (Works)

Calvinism =

God →

Regeneration →

Christ →

Sanctification (Works)

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It would be amazing if all Christians took the Eucharist.

So Christians (including the apostles who learned directly from Christ and were commissioned by Him) were getting their teachings on salvation wrong for over 1k years before the reformation came along?

Lmao. Laser is a charlatan