Rethink Beliefs: Judaism and Reformation Insights

Challenges the notion that Second Temple Judaism operated on a merit-based system, instead framing it as a works righteousness religion. This perspective not only reevaluates the understanding of Paul within the New Perspective on Paul (NPP), but also invites a reconsideration of Judaism during the time of Christ and the apostles. Furthermore, it critiques the Protestant Reformation, particularly Martin Luther, for allegedly misinterpreting Paul by framing his insights through the theological disputes with the Roman Catholic Church.