Justification: Infused or Imputed?
Rome teaches that God justifies by pouring grace into the soul, first in baptism, a righteousness that good works increase and mortal sin destroys; Scripture teaches that God declares the believing sinner righteous by crediting Christ's righteousness to him through faith alone.
The lesson walks through the topic one card at a time. The full study is the complete written article, with its sources.
Explain what the Council of Trent's Decree on Justification (Session 6, 1547) teaches, and what its canons condemn
Summarize the Catechism's teaching on justification, grace, and merit (§§1987–2029) in its own terms
Tell the difference between infused and imputed righteousness, and why the difference is the Gospel
Answer from Romans 4:5, Galatians 2:16, Romans 11:6, and Titus 3:5, with clarity and love