A Learned Discourse of Justification, Works, and How the Foundation of Faith is Overthrown

Hooker’s sermon on justification, preached at the Temple Church in 1585 and published posthumously. Its argument that faithful members of the medieval church might be saved provoked the controversy with Walter Travers.

1. A Learned Discourse on Justification About This Book
2. Introduction
3. A Learned Discourse of Justification, Works, and how the Foundation of Faith is Overthrown
4. DOCTRINAL DISAGREEMENT
5. SANCTIFICATION
6. THE SALVATION OF “OUR FATHERS”
7. THE WAY TO ESCAPE JUDGMENT
8. GENERAL REPENTANCE NOT INTENDED
9. THE GROUND OF SALVATION
10. ETERNAL SECURITY IN CHRIST
11. DISTINCTIONS TO BE MADE
12. ROME AND THE NECESSITY OF WORKS
13. FAITH DOES NOT EXCLUDE WORKS
14. DIFFERENCES AMONG HERESIES
15. ERROR AND HERESY NOT ALWAYS IDENTICAL