In the sixteenth century CE,European Christians were bitterly divided over the interpretation of Paul's doctrine of justification.While the Catholic Church maintained that salvation by justification came through faith,observance of sacraments,and partaking of church traditions,Martin Luther maintained that salvation by justification came through

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Luther maintained that salvation by justification came through faith alone, without the need for sacraments or any other church traditions. This concept of sola fide became a foundational principle of the Protestant Reformation.

In the Sixteenth Century CE,European Christians Were Bitterly Divided Over