According to Romans 11:6, what happens to the concept of 'grace' if salvation is based even partially on works?
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Correct answer: Grace would no longer be grace
Grace and works are mutually exclusive systems for obtaining salvation. If something is earned even in part, it is no longer a 'free gift' or 'unmerited favor.'
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