The Core Belief Jesus clearly Taught Justification by Faith, the Key Doctrine to get Right
Wright or Wrong? Wright’s New Perspective has insights, but too High a Cost
Where Is Boasting?
This article provides some notes from Simon Gathercole's Where Is Boasting regarding the argument of Romans 2 and some objections to the New Perspective on Paul.
The New Perspective in Action
This article explores the consequences of the New Perspective on Paul for justification, as well as for Christian holiness and assurance.
Wright up Close
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.
Getting In and Staying In: The "New Perspective" on Justification
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.
Early Judaism and Covenantal Nomism: A Review Article
This article is a review of the influential work, Justification and Variegated Nomism, edited by D. A. Carson, Peter O'Brien, and Mark A. Seifrid. The volume concerns itself with the question whether E. P. Sanders got early Judaism right or wrong, and thus in general the book considers the New Perspective on Paul.
The New Perspective on the Apostle Paul
This article evaluates the teaching of the New Perspective on Paul.
Ethnocentric Legalism and the Justification of the Individual: Rethinking Some New Perspective Assumptions
According to this article, a shift has occurred in how justification is viewed. The rise of the so-called New Perspective on Paul led to justification being viewed more in corporate terms. What is the place of the individual in Paul's view of justification? Hassler believes that the case that Paul was not really interested in “inner tensions of individual souls and consciences” has been overstated.
Justification
This article surveys the understanding of the doctrine of justification in church history, from the early church to the Reformation to today, with due consideration to the New Perspective on Paul as a modern-day aberration of the biblical teaching.
Justification and the New Perspectives on Paul – How the Mighty Have Fallen: From Luther to Schweitzer
This book’s concern is with what has become known as the New Perspective on Paul, which is concerned with Paul's understanding of the law, works of the law, righteousness, and other related issues. This chapter starts with a history of the study of Paul covering the period from Martin Luther to Albert Schweitzer.
A New Paul?
The author discusses the New Perspective on Paul, which forms part of the general study of the theology of Paul. The article dismisses a number of its claims, which include that Paul's Christianity is somewhat different from the teachings of Christ.
By Faith, Not by Sight – The Order of Salvation and the Theology of Paul
The author confronts the influence of the New Perspective on Paul. Gaffin’s controlling question throughout concerns Paul’s understanding of how the individual receives salvation. What does the application of salvation to sinners involve for Paul? Is a distinction between salvation accomplished (historia salutis) and salvation applied (ordo salutis) present in his preaching?
The Overstated “New” Perspective?
This is a review of Justification and Variegated Nomism: A Fresh Appraisal of Paul and Second Temple Judaism, vol. 2. The book is an evaluation of the New Perspective on Paul.