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Summary of theological points: James does not contradict sola fide; it combats dead faith / easy believism

The Debate Over James 2： Catholic or Protestant View 00:41:07 – 00:42:07

Theological summary after the verse-by-verse study

Mike's summary: (1) James 2 does not combat salvation by faith alone; (2) James combats the idea that claimed faith without obedience is saving faith (easy believism); (3) James assumes the reader knows the gospel — salvation by faith — and addresses a different issue: how faith is shown to be real.
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2018-03-14

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