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How do we know justification is true in Christianity?

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Justification is affirmed through the work of Christ and our union with Him (Romans 8:3-4).

The doctrine of justification holds that believers are declared righteous before God based on Christ's work. In Romans 8:3-4, it is stated that God sent His Son in the likeness of sinful flesh to condemn sin and fulfill the law's demands. This underscores that justification is not based on human effort but on Christ's sacrifice. His righteousness is imputed to us, confirming that our standing before God is secure because it depends entirely on His grace, not our works.
Scripture References: Romans 8:3-4

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