I'm saying we're justified or saved by our belief and since it is believing and not faith, it is that we have made a lifestyle choice that we carry out by our actions. I call that works, because those works are not OF us. They are OF God, because God is the only being who does good (this includeds the Son and Spirit) and therefore our good deeds are OF Him. These works, that are of God, I believe are necessary for salvation, but is not what gets you saved for a number of reasons. The first being that the works prove your claims to believing, as someone who believes is going to imitate God naturally. The second being that we cannot get to heaven by lukewarm participation (Revelation 3:15-20, John 13:17, James 2, and many others). Does that make what I'm saying clear? We are not saved as a result of works, but they are necessary to get us saved, given how I just defined works. If I were to define works any other way (as being of humans in any way), I would be wrong in the rest of what I said. I don't see what I said contradicting what the Bible teaches about salvation.