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Acts 9:2
Christianity is shown here to be a way. Protestantism is hesitant to admit that Christianity is a way, a way of life, a path to a destination. Why? If one believes that Christianity is a way of life, he must admit the fact that he is obligated to obey certain things to achieve the end, the goal, of that way.
John W. Ritenbaugh
The Covenants, Grace, and Law (Part Two)Related Topics: Christianity as a Way of Life | Obedience | Obligation | Obligation, Sense of | Protestantism | The WayOther Forerunner Commentary entries containing Acts 9:2:
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