What does the book of James say about faith that does not have accompanying works?
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Correct answer: It is dead and lifeless
James 2:17 argues that true, living faith will naturally produce outward actions. If a person claims to have faith but shows no change in behavior or service, that 'faith' is considered lifeless and ineffective.
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