Assertion: justification | /r/HasProperty | lost
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text: Can Justification be Lost?
text: No, St. Paul and St. John’s epistles warn us that justification can be lost.
text: Because justification can be lost and Christian truth demands that it is a process and not a one-time event, there can be no infallible assurance of salvation.
text: Justification is not a long-drawn-out process, but occurs in a moment; it is never partial, but always perfect and complete; it is alike in all who are justified; it puts one into a state of righteousness which continues as long as one believes; it can be lost; it can be obtained anew when it has been lost.
text: Justification is not a long-drawn-out process, but occurs in a moment; it is never partial, but always perfect and complete; it is alike in all who are justified; it puts one into a state of righteousness which continues as long as one believes; it can be lost; it can be obtained anew when it has been lost.
text: Because the Catholic view of justification is a cooperative effort between God and man, this justification can be lost and regained by man's failure to maintain sufficient grace through meritorious works.