Good Deeds and Divine Standards

This chapter explores the nature of good deeds, particularly those performed by non-believers, and their significance in relation to faith in Jesus. It discusses the inherent shortcomings of human actions without a relationship with God and the theological implications of sin and innocence, especially in infants. The dialogue emphasizes God's character as merciful and loving, highlighting the intricate balance between divine justice and grace in understanding righteousness and accountability.

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