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We are justified by faith—or so the story goes

We are justified by faith—or so the story goes

by Andrew Perriman | Sep 19, 2015 | Guest Post, Theology

People who take the trouble to think of themselves as “Protestant”—as heirs of the Reformation—are likely to be of the view that the doctrine of justification by faith sits right at the heart of their religious identity. But what sort of thing is “justification by...

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