Which text says that 'whatever is not from faith is sin'?

Which text says that 'whatever is not from faith is sin'?

• A. Romans 11:6
• B. Romans 14:23
• C. Romans 10:9
• D. Romans 3:23

Answer: (B)

The main idea being tested is that actions must be grounded in faith; when someone acts without faith, that action is considered sin. In this portion of Paul’s letter, he’s addressing how believers handle nonessential practices, like food and special days, and he emphasizes that each person should live by their conscience before God. When a person acts in doubt or without a confident sense that something is right, their action isn’t from faith, and that is defined as sin. The line you’re looking for—“whatever is not from faith is sin”—captures this principle directly, making it the best fit for the question. Other verses address different topics: one talks about confessing Jesus as Lord to be saved, another notes that all have sinned, and another discusses grace versus works. They don’t contain that exact statement, so this one directly matches the idea in the prompt.

The main idea being tested is that actions must be grounded in faith; when someone acts without faith, that action is considered sin. In this portion of Paul’s letter, he’s addressing how believers handle nonessential practices, like food and special days, and he emphasizes that each person should live by their conscience before God. When a person acts in doubt or without a confident sense that something is right, their action isn’t from faith, and that is defined as sin. The line you’re looking for—“whatever is not from faith is sin”—captures this principle directly, making it the best fit for the question.

Other verses address different topics: one talks about confessing Jesus as Lord to be saved, another notes that all have sinned, and another discusses grace versus works. They don’t contain that exact statement, so this one directly matches the idea in the prompt.