by George Meisinger* Part one of this article1 reviewed the first century controversy that raged over eternal salvation: Is it received by faith alone in Christ alone, or must good works follow to authenticate one’s salvation? The book of Galatians argues forcefully that no works (before, during, or after the moment of faith in Christ) contribute to one’s eternal destiny in heaven. The debate rages on—evidenced by quotations from today’s cultic leaders