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Justification and Rome

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Author(s): Dr. Robert Preus
Book Link: Justification and Rome
Publisher: Concordia Publishing House
Year Published: 1997
Number of Pages: 141

Outline Author(s): Sam Schuldheisz (Concordia Univ. Irvine, Fall 2000)
Outline Edited By: Dr. Rod Rosenbladt
Outline Length: 16 pp.

** PLEASE NOTE: This product is an outline/study guide for the book, not the actual book itself. Please click on the book link above (if present) to find the book matching this outline.

Been told by your pastor that the "joint declaration on justification" ironed out all problems between Lutheranism and Rome? Find a new pastor, one who will walk you through Robert Preus' Justification and Rome, his last book prior to his death.

This is a detailed analysis of how Rome has not moved one single inch from its old "Council of Trent" position on how sinners are saved. To get into this subject can get a little detailed (Think Melanchthon, Article IV in the Apology of the Augsburg Confession - a section that will be discovered by a later generation of scholars to be apostolic and should replace the non-apostolic Book of James in our New Testaments! – Chill out. It's a joke!). This one is a short read.

This product is a downloadable ebook which will be available for you in your "My downloads" (top right of the website) once you've purchased it.

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