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James 2:14 introduces 'easy believism' — the person who says 'Jesus is my Savior but not my Lord'

The Debate Over James 2： Catholic or Protestant View 00:21:29 – 00:22:02

Identifying the theological problem James 2 addresses

The person in James 2 is someone who claims to believe but does not follow — described as 'Jesus is my Savior but not my Lord.' This is a form of easy believism or nominal faith. The message of James 2 is directed precisely at this person, and it has 'a very scary message' for them.

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2018-03-14