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Luther struggled with "salvation by grace through faith." Until he came realize that central fact, he imagined that one could make oneself acceptable to God by self-discipline. In fact, no one is righteous before God, and Luther came to realize that and found great spiritual freedom in knowing that his salvation rested in God's love and sacrifice for him, not in his own ability to "save himself."

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