Walter Martin and faith alone theology

[alanmolstad]

Originally Posted by dberrie2000

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3) If you believe Walter Martin did not believe in faith alone theology--then could you list the works Walter Martin thought was necessary for salvation?

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I have dont this many, many times when I posted the recording of Dr Martin performing with a forment member of a CULT a debate that they put on.
Dr Martin tells the person that there is but one 'work" that is needed, and that work is to "believe" in Jesus.

So this means that the only work is to have faith in the one that God sent into the world.

Dr Martin says that the Greek there in that verse leave no room for any other work.




This fits in with the verses that teach that if righteousness came by the law then Christ died for nothing!
This fits with the teaching that even after keeping all the law the man's whole life, he still was judged as lacking.
So this brings us back to the Christian Theology on how men are saved. We are saved by Grace though faith, and not by works.
this does not mean our faith is without works, for we are saved to bring forth good works. But it does teach that we are not saved via works.

see http://www.waltermartin.com/forums/s...out-works-quot for more info