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"Faith Alone" (sola fide in Latin) is one of the two "pillars" of the Protestant "Reformation" (along with sola Scriptura: Scripture Alone). Protestants All of the Church fathers — as Protestant scholars themselves concede — denied the novel Protestant doctrine and "pillar" of “faith alone” or sola fide.
“Please Hit ‘Subscribe’”! If you’ve received benefit from this or any of my 4,500+ articles, please follow this blog by signing up (email address) on the Hippolytus (d. c. 235) denied the novel Protestant doctrine of “faith alone” or sola fide, like — scholars tell us — all of the Church fathers did.
“Please Hit ‘Subscribe’”! If you’ve received benefit from this or any of my 4,500+ articles, please follow this blog by signing up (email address) on the Tertullian denied the novel Protestant doctrine of “faith alone” or sola fide, like — scholars tell us — all of the Church fathers did. His soteriological thought was Catholic.
“Please Hit ‘Subscribe’”! If you’ve received benefit from this or any of my 4,500+ articles, please follow this blog by signing up (email address) on the The Shepherd of Hermas, a remarkable Christian treatise dated c. 150 AD, offers extraordinary evidence that the early Church's theology of salvation was "Catholic."
“Please Hit ‘Subscribe’”! If you’ve received benefit from this or any of my 4,500+ articles, please follow this blog by signing up (email address) on the Theophilus (d. c. 180), patriarch of Antioch, denied the novel Protestant doctrine of "faith alone" or sola fide, like -- scholars tell us -- all of the Church fathers did.