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Clement of Rome, a contemporary of the apostles, presented a nuanced view on justification. He stated, "We are not justified by our wisdom... but by the faith whereby... God has justified all men." Yet, in the same letter, he also wrote, "being justified by our works and not our words." This highlights that faith and works are not opposing forces, but two facets of a single, living truth. Watch the full video for more insights: youtu.be/E-UjHRxyffY #Catholic #Christian #Jesus #Church #Faith #FaithAndWorks
Clement of Rome, a contemporary of the apostles, presented a nuanced view on justification. He stated, "We are not justified by our wisdom... but by the faith whereby... God has justified all men." Yet, in the same letter, he also wrote, "being justified by our works and not our words." This highlights that faith and works are not opposing forces, but two facets of a single, living truth. Watch the full video for more insights: youtu.be/E-UjHRxyffY #Catholic #Christian #Jesus #Church #Faith #FaithAndWorks










