Which concept holds that believers are free from human-imposed religious rules through faith in Christ?

• A. Sola Fide
• B. Christian Liberty
• C. Justification by Works
• D. Predestination

Answer: (B)

Christian Liberty is the idea that faith in Christ frees believers from human-imposed religious rules and external regulations. In this view, righteousness comes through faith, not by conforming to ceremonial laws or man-made prescriptions, so believers aren’t bound by those rules as a condition of acceptance with God. This freedom, however, isn’t a license to ignore morality; it’s a shift from rule-keeping to living in response to grace.

Sola Fide focuses on how a person is made right with God—by faith alone—rather than on freedom from specific rules. Justification by Works is the opposite of the premise, insisting righteousness comes through human effort. Predestination concerns how God ordains who is saved, not the believer’s freedom from religious regulations.