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For a more in-depth response to LDS belief on salvation refer to this answer.

For a more in-depth response to LDS belief on salvation refer to this answer.

So no action, ritual, or thing that you do helps because God's grace doesn't depend on our works. Once you're saved there is nothing you can do to jeopardize your salvation.

The difference is that Protestants don't believe anything a man does matters as long as he has faith in Jesus Christ, he is saved by grace alone. The LDS believe that if you have faith you will repent, be baptized, receive the Holy Ghost, and endure to the end; then you will be saved by grace.

So no action, ritual, or thing that you do helps because God's grace doesn't depend on our works. Some Protestants believe once you're saved there is nothing you can do to jeopardize your salvation. Others believe it is possible to lose it.

The difference is that Protestants don't believe anything a man does matters as long as he follows the five solas (faith, scripture, Christ, grace, and glory to God alone) he is saved. The LDS believe that if you have faith you will repent, be baptized, receive the Holy Ghost, and endure to the end; then you will be saved by grace.

• Spiritual salvation

For a more in-depth response to LDS belief on salvation refer to this answer.

• Spiritual salvation - you are saved after all that you can do. You show your faith by works/actions (James 2:17-26, Salvation by Grace or by Works)

For a more in-depth response to LDS belief on salvation refer to this answer.

The difference is that Protestants don't believe anything a man does matters as long as he has faith in Jesus Christ, he is saved by grace alone. The LDS believe that if you have faith you will repent, be baptized, receive the Holy Ghost, and endure to the end; then you will be saved by grace.