NT Wright & James White debate on St. Paul & Justification - Unbelievable?
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NT Wright is a leading professor of New Testament at the forefront of the New Perspective on Paul. His reassesment of the words of Paul on "justification" have led to concern from reformed church leaders like John Piper.
Is Wright undermining important doctrine, or did the reformers read their Bible wrong?
James White, reformed Bible scholar discusses with Wright as they seek to find out what Paul really said about justification.
Plus news about the forthcoming Unbelievable? Conference 2013 "Jesus: liar, lunatic, legand...or Lord?"
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