#12207 What Does ‘Imputed Righteousness of Christ’ Mean in Catholic Teaching? - Jimmy Akin
<p>Many hear the phrase “imputed righteousness” and think it’s a Catholic belief—but is it? We explain how Catholicism differs from Protestant views on righteousness, justification, and purgatory.</p>
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<p><strong>Questions Covered:</strong></p>
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<li>07:54 – Is 2 Tim 1:12-14 linked to <em>sensus fidelium</em>?</li>
<li>19:20 – Is the Archangel Gabriel, Mary’s guardian angel?</li>
<li>31:50 – How should we understand doing works of mercy and how it relates to the final judgment?</li>
<li>38:49 – I’m reading a book on purgatory and saw the phrase imputed righteousness of Christ. What does that mean?</li>
<li>46:04 – What are your thoughts on the claim that Jesus was a master hypnotist and trained his apostles?</li>
<li>51:58 – Am I allowed to genuflect after communion?</li>
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