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A great disagreement exists in Christendom concerning the relationship between grace, faith, and works. The issue is crucial since it involves man's salvation and eternal destiny. To set the stage, man's plight and God's solution are examined. A close look at each of the three - grace, faith, and works - then follows. Arguments against the biblical relationship of the three are examined and reasons why the arguments are wrong are detailed by close inspection of what the Bible says and by careful use of biblical hermeneutics. What men must do to be saved is shown from scripture and why different ways to be saved and contradictory doctrines are accepted within Christendom in spite of what the Bible says about that matter.