Faith Alone: R.C. Sproul

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A definitive study of the central Reformation doctrine. R.C. Sproul explains the biblical teaching of justification by faith alone (Sola Fide), analyzes the historic conflict with Rome, and shows why this truth remains essential for salvation.

Property	Value
Publisher	Baker Books
Page Count	232 pages
Weight	10.4 ounces
Dimensions	5.5 x 0.53 x 8.5 inches

Book Overview:
In "Faith Alone," renowned theologian R.C. Sproul defends the central pillar of the Reformation — Sola Fide. Sproul argues that the doctrine of justification by faith alone is not merely a 16th-century historical dispute but the "article by which the Church stands or falls." He masterfully explains why the Protestant understanding of salvation fundamentally differs from the Roman Catholic view and why this issue remains critically important for every believer today.

Key Themes:

Theological Precision: An examination of "imputed righteousness" — how Christ's righteousness is credited to the believer's account.
Historical Analysis: An in-depth look at the decrees of the Council of Trent and their impact on modern Christianity.
Biblical Foundation: A detailed study of the Epistles of Paul and other sacred texts.
Modern Relevance: A response to contemporary ecumenical attempts to blur the lines regarding the doctrine of salvation.

Who Should Read It:
This book is essential for pastors, seminary students, and any Christian who desires a clear understanding of the Gospel and wants to be equipped to defend their faith with biblical clarity.

Christianity / faith / justification. / Reformation / salvation / Sproul / theology / Богословие / Вера / оправдание. / Реформация / спасение / Спрол / христианство

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