Andrew Brown

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Many more such passages could be adduced in John Chrysostom and in other church fathers.22 At the same time, one can find in the early and medieval church many accounts of justification that speak of justification as a process and particularly emphasize the role of works in the process. The pre-Reformation church did not speak with one voice about justification. Thus, both Roman Catholic and Protestant positions can find precedent in the pre-Reformation church.
What It Means to Be Protestant: The Case for an Always-Reforming Church
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