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What did the Council of Trent conclude regarding the doctrine of justification?
It affirmed the doctrine of justification by faith and works.
It affirmed the doctrine of justification by faith alone.
It denied the doctrine of justification by faith and works.
It affirmed the doctrine of justification by works alone.
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It affirmed the doctrine of justification by faith and works — rejecting the Protestant sola fide and teaching that grace, faith, and the believer’s cooperation (works) together play a role in justification.
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