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The Near Word of Christ and the Distant Vision of N. T. Wright

The Near Word of Christ and the Distant Vision of N. T. Wright

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  • Mark A. Seifrid

Seifrid wants to regard Romans 10 as providing an interpretive key to the gospel Paul proclaimed. He further wants to make use of this chapter in Romans to assess the vision of N. T. Wright on justification. He offers exegetical remarks on Romans 10:1-21, which he then uses to make critical remarks about what he understands Wright is teaching about justification. He believes that Wright is wrong because of a fundamental confusion of "faith" and "faithfulness."

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 2011. 19 pages.

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