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Ok so any sort of faith is sufficient, even the "dead" one. So as long as you "have faith" whatever that means and wherever thats defined (seems like a a big oversight not to elaborate on that), You're all good. But works do effect rewards IN heaven? So we have tiers of heaven and we work for BETTER salvation, but everyone gets a basic salvation as long as they "believe"? Who did you get this theology from, fucking marx? Universal basic salvation? what are you talking about?
The passage seems to reinforce the orthodox position rather than anything else. Each person will be rewarded in accordance to their works, good AND bad works , proving that the afterlife, heaven and hell are in a sense "self made". Work not being just physical work, obviously, but spiritual work as well (I was hoping this was a given but better be safe than be misconstrued). Kinda like how accepting Christ "into your heart" could be called a work. a mental, cognitive or indeed spiritual work (you I imagine would reject this premise). Again, the nonsense you spout just seems to be a butchered version of orthodox theology.