On which of the following grounds will faith be null and promise void?

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 1997 Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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On which of the following grounds will faith be null and promise void?
Answer Details
The answer to this question is: "salvation comes through adherence to the law". In the Christian faith, it is believed that salvation is obtained by faith in God's grace, not by adherence to the law. If someone believes that salvation comes through following the law, they are essentially rejecting the grace of God and placing their trust in their own ability to keep the law. This nullifies their faith, and therefore any promise made on the basis of that faith would be void.
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