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Tag Archives: Galatians
“The Law Is Not of Faith”
There is a difference between seeking justification* before God by faith or by the law. Some think we must combine the two, relying both on faith and individual works of obedience. Is this what God requires? Galatians 3 has the … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Forgiveness, Salvation
Tagged Faith, Galatians, Law, Works of the flesh
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Reactions to Paul’s Letter to the Galatian Church
The Sacred Sandwich web site posted this on February 20th, 2009. It bears repeating–and discussing.
On Fruits of the Spirit, a Particularly Bad Work of the Flesh, and Satan’s Power
This post is a continuation of the discussion on the previous post, “If Mormonism is a lie, what should people do about it?” The discussion evolved onto the topic of the role of feelings in discerning truth. Paul’s letter to … Continue reading