I can see that willybob has bought into the same faulty logic as Roman Catholics and Campbellites in regards to works. They try to dissect good works from the moral aspect of the law and teach that we are saved by "these" works and just not "those" works.
Here is a statement from a Campbellite that I was in a discussion with -
"It is works of obedience that help to save us, not works of the law or works of merit."
I did not realize that Christ needed our help. Of course, that statement is an oxymoron because works of obedience cannot be dissected from the moral aspect of the law and if we were saved by works of obedience, that would be works of merit.
Works of the law covers works in general (Matthew 22:37-40), which is why Paul not only said that we are not saved by works/works of the law, but he also said not saved by
"works of righteousness which we have done" (Titus 3:5) and he also said that God saved us and called us with a holy calling,
"not according to our works" (2 Timothy 1:9). So the saved by "these" works and just not "those" works argument is bogus.