Sunday Catholic Word #124 Does Righteousness from God Mean We’re Not Actually Made Righteous? - Karlo Broussard
Apr 3, 2025
Exploring the meaning of righteousness, the discussion dives into Paul's teachings and whether it represents merely a legal declaration. The philosophical debate contrasts faith-based righteousness with legalistic views, highlighting internal transformation. A fascinating analysis of Jesus’ encounter with a woman caught in adultery illustrates his wisdom and divinity, while contrasting Catholic and Protestant perspectives adds depth to the conversation. The concept of justification through grace offers listeners a rich theological exploration.
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Internal Righteousness
- Paul's teaching on righteousness from God doesn't necessarily mean it's merely external.
- It can also be interpreted as an internal transformation brought about by God's grace, aligning with the Catholic view.
Jesus' Wisdom
- Jesus' response to the woman caught in adultery demonstrates his wisdom and intellectual acuity.
- This challenges the 'lunatic' option in the trilemma argument for Jesus' divinity.
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