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referring to the process or moment in which an individual's sins are forgiven - distinct from sanctification, in that the latter refers to the process or moment in which a person is made fit for standing in front of a holy God
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How do Protestants who say Catholicism doesn't teach the true Gospel understand a Catholic p...
I think a big part of the confusion here is that Catholics and Protestants have different definitions of what it means to be "saved".
Roughly speaking:
Protestants believe that faith alone makes you f …
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