This article explores the consequences of the New Perspective on Paul for justification, as well as for Christian holiness and assurance.

This article shows that the New Perspective on Paul in general, and the position of N.T. Wright in particular, are a significant departure from the traditional Reformed understanding of justification. It first offers points of appreciation, and then provides its critique.

This article offers a presentation of the New Perspective on Paul, the view espoused by E.P. Sanders, James Dunn, and N.T. Wright, among others.