The Importance of Univocality in Apology

The goal of most apologetics and particularly apologetics that are focused on univocality is to gin up the tiniest little sliver of not impossible. In James chapter two, we have an interesting discussion where James talks about faith without works being dead. And so folks like Martin Luther and many others read James as directly disagreeing with Paul. But this gets harmonized. It gets reread. For Protestants, Solagratia, faith alone, that is one of the central doctrines of Protestant Christianity. So because of that, the Romans passages are going to take priority. The James passages must then be reread in order to bring them into alignment in order to maintain the un