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		<title>The Faith vs Works Controversy, Part II</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Summary of Part I: The ideas central to Humanistic Psychology have created a dismissive attitude toward righteousness and salvation. To overcome this attitude, Catholics and Protestants must heal their historic division over faith and works. Protestants believe that faith in Christ is alone sufficient for salvation. Catholics believe that faith must be joined by good  [...]</p>
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