The Christian Doctrine of Reconciliation
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Christ makes for ever the same appeal, which demands for ever the same response, and in that appeal and response Christianity, including the gospel message and the Christian life, is exhausted.
If this is, as the writer is convinced, the true interpreta- tion of Paul, many of the questions which have been raised in connection with his gospel are unreal. The Catholic idea of a fides informis^ as distinguished from a fides caritate formata, is unreal. The faith which is a response to love is in i...ts very essence a fides caritate formata: there is no other kind of faith possible in the circumstances. In the soul's unreserved abandonment of itself to the sin-bearing Christ trust and love are indissolubly intertwined, and there would be no faith if either could be eliminated. Similarly the dis- tinction of imputed and infused righteousness is unreal. The man who believes in Christ the propitiation — who stakes his whole being on sin-bearing love as the last reality in the [164] NEW TESTAMENT DOCTRINE OF RECONCILIATION universe — is not fictitiously regarded as right with God; he actually is right with God, and God treats him as such.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Christ makes for ever the same appeal, which demands for ever the same response, and in that appeal and response Christianity, including the gospel message and the Christian life, is exhausted.
If this is, as the writer is convinced, the true interpreta- tion of Paul, many of the questions which have been raised in connection with his gospel are unreal. The Catholic idea of a fides informis^ as distinguished from a fides caritate formata, is unreal. The faith which is a response to love is in i...ts very essence a fides caritate formata: there is no other kind of faith possible in the circumstances. In the soul's unreserved abandonment of itself to the sin-bearing Christ trust and love are indissolubly intertwined, and there would be no faith if either could be eliminated. Similarly the dis- tinction of imputed and infused righteousness is unreal. The man who believes in Christ the propitiation — who stakes his whole being on sin-bearing love as the last reality in the [164] NEW TESTAMENT DOCTRINE OF RECONCILIATION universe — is not fictitiously regarded as right with God; he actually is right with God, and God treats him as such.
What to read after The Christian Doctrine of Reconciliation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Denney James to read onlineMoreLess
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