White Horse Inn Is Justification by Faith Alone Taught in the Bible? White Horse Inn Responds to Bishop Robert Barron
Jul 13, 2025
The hosts tackle Bishop Robert Barron’s views on justification, emphasizing the Protestant doctrine of faith alone versus the Catholic notion of infused righteousness. They dive into the theological differences between faith and works as illustrated by Paul’s letters, shedding light on Martin Luther’s impact on salvation interpretations. The discussion includes insights on working out salvation in Philippians and the moral law's role in guiding love. Finally, they explore the practical implications of faith through the lenses of Paul and James.
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Paul's Use of 'Fulfilled' in Romans
- Paul contrasts justification by faith with fulfillment of the law through love, highlighting different meanings of 'fulfilled.'
- Romans 13 discusses Christian life lived in love, not justification by works.
Paul's Consistent Justification Teaching
- Paul consistently teaches justification by faith apart from works of the law.
- Pitting Paul's statements against each other distorts his clear teaching.
Meaning of "Work Out Salvation"
- "Work out your salvation with fear and trembling" means living reverently, empowered by God.
- It's not about working for salvation but faithfully living out faith.
