SolaGratia

"Sola gratia" is Latin for "by grace alone." It is one of Martin Luther's central principles of the Reformation, emphasizing that salvation depends solely on God's grace and is not based on human merit or deeds.
The principle of sola gratia means:

    Salvation is a gift from God:
People are saved solely through God's grace, not on the basis of their own deeds or goodness.
No human merit:
It is impossible for humans to earn salvation through their own deeds or goodness. Salvation is entirely a gift from God.
    Grace is unconditional:
    God's grace is unconditional and independent of human abilities or merits. It is a gift that God gives to anyone who believes.
    Objection to the theological system of salvation:
Sola gratia opposes the idea that human good deeds or religious rituals are part of the process of salvation.