arapahoepark
Puritan Board Professor
I recently came across the view that says since the Law and Gospel is not preached or written about by the Apostles in the way traditional Protestants think, then the distinction is arbitrary.
What are your thoughts? It seems if correct, a conviction of sin and a contrite spirit are not really necessary precursors to faith, especially the trust portion. Wouldn't it also lead to a smuggling in of works in justification?
What are your thoughts? It seems if correct, a conviction of sin and a contrite spirit are not really necessary precursors to faith, especially the trust portion. Wouldn't it also lead to a smuggling in of works in justification?