The Psychology of Action Applied to Works and Faith

The problem of works and faith -- A problem of long standing -- Will faith "alone" save? Or Works? -- Extremes on this issue lead to indifference -- The value of this study is the psychological approach -- It will support the tenets of the Reformation of the Nineteenth Century -- This stud...

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Main Author: Neeriemer, William Harold
Format: Others
Published: Digital Commons @ Butler University 1948
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Online Access:https://digitalcommons.butler.edu/grtheses/379
https://digitalcommons.butler.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1378&context=grtheses
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Summary:The problem of works and faith -- A problem of long standing -- Will faith "alone" save? Or Works? -- Extremes on this issue lead to indifference -- The value of this study is the psychological approach -- It will support the tenets of the Reformation of the Nineteenth Century -- This study supports the combination of works and faith -- The believing man -- To him the combination is essential -- The study is psychological. not theological -- The plan of the study is (1) a definition of works, (2) a definition of faith, and (3) the application of the psychology of action to works and faith -- This will be followed by a conclusion -- Summary.