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Saving faith is not mere intellectual belief — it is living faith that results in works

The Debate Over James 2: Catholic or Protestant View 00:42:07 – 00:42:37

Defining saving faith vs. intellectual assent

Real saving faith is distinguished from mere intellectual assent. Intellectual assent (knowing God exists, assenting to doctrinal propositions) is not enough — even demons have that. Saving faith is living faith that actively engages with God and results in a transformed life. Works don't turn dead faith into saving faith; they result from saving faith.

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