Christ's Righteousness

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I am satisfied with this singular sense of the nature and purpose of grace. The sense of Christ being the fountainhead of grace in the passage in John and not a statement about Christs person in an abstract sort of way is clearly understandable. I was only thinking out loud about the sense in which it seemed to be used in that passage. Thanks guys.
 
Good--I think that was beneficial for all parties involved. There's a certain degree of freedom to "think out loud" that our friends here seem to tolerate (but boy do they hate that word, "tolerate";)) before excommunicating us. The good thing is that there's so many folks with 545746043 volumes of reformer's commentaries and folks with the catechisms memorized, that we're in school more often than we're in court.
 
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