Church Fathers Vs. Faith Alone : Handy Capsule Proofs

"Faith Alone" (sola fide in Latin) is one of the two "pillars" of the Protestant "Reformation" (along with sola Scriptura: Scripture Alone). Protestants All of the Church fathers — as Protestant scholars themselves concede — denied the novel Protestant doctrine and "pillar" of “faith alone” or sola fide.

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