Sola Fide

Sola Fide, a Latin term meaning "by faith alone," is a Christian doctrine asserting that salvation is obtained solely through faith in Jesus Christ, not by good works or human effort. It emphasizes that trusting in Jesus' sacrifice is sufficient for God's forgiveness and eternal life. This belief underscores the idea that salvation is a gift from God, received through belief, rather than something earned by moral actions. Sola Fide was a central principle of the Protestant Reformation, highlighting the importance of personal faith over ritual or human achievement in the process of salvation.