With one voice: The Reformers on justification

Prof. Brian Huizinga examines the remarkable unanimity among the sixteenth-century Reformers on the doctrine of justification by faith alone, contrasting their unified stance on this central gospel truth with their disagreements on other doctrines like the Lord's Supper. This article traces the main lines of Reformed and Lutheran orthodoxy on justification using a three-point framework and celebrates the enduring legacy of the Reformation's recovery of biblical justification doctrine against Roman Catholic corruptions.