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]]> By: Matt http://pauliscatholic.com/2009/11/ten-questions-for-n-t-wright-regarding-catholicism-justification-and-the-church/comment-page-1/#comment-837 Matt Tue, 30 Nov 2010 21:39:34 +0000 http://pauliscatholic.com/?p=439#comment-837 Post-Tridentine theology frequently talks about justification as a *status*, a state. Even in the vernacular languages, we talk about a state of grace. I know that this post is rather old; I just don't understand the implications of Marc's comment. Post-Tridentine theology frequently talks about justification as a *status*, a state. Even in the vernacular languages, we talk about a state of grace. I know that this post is rather old; I just don’t understand the implications of Marc’s comment.

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]]> By: Aaron http://pauliscatholic.com/2009/11/ten-questions-for-n-t-wright-regarding-catholicism-justification-and-the-church/comment-page-1/#comment-466 Aaron Tue, 25 May 2010 19:40:03 +0000 http://pauliscatholic.com/?p=439#comment-466 Overall, I feel that N.T. Wright supports what Pope Benedict XVI and Bartholomew, Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, are looking for. That is that the body of Christ must be re-unified as one. So, I would not say that N.T. Wright is supporting the Council of Trent, but he is pointing out that the Protestant Christians are far too divided on issues that do not support Paul's actual views. Obviously, there are less changes necessary amongst the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox traditions, but I think N.T. Wright would argue that there are still changes that are needed to be made irregardless. However, he does seem to see a stronger need for much cleaning up and re-organizing of the Protestant denominations and that many attacks that are made on the Roman Catholic Church are unfounded. Overall, I feel that N.T. Wright supports what Pope Benedict XVI and Bartholomew, Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, are looking for. That is that the body of Christ must be re-unified as one. So, I would not say that N.T. Wright is supporting the Council of Trent, but he is pointing out that the Protestant Christians are far too divided on issues that do not support Paul’s actual views. Obviously, there are less changes necessary amongst the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox traditions, but I think N.T. Wright would argue that there are still changes that are needed to be made irregardless. However, he does seem to see a stronger need for much cleaning up and re-organizing of the Protestant denominations and that many attacks that are made on the Roman Catholic Church are unfounded.

]]> By: Marc http://pauliscatholic.com/2009/11/ten-questions-for-n-t-wright-regarding-catholicism-justification-and-the-church/comment-page-1/#comment-458 Marc Wed, 19 May 2010 10:16:26 +0000 http://pauliscatholic.com/?p=439#comment-458 If I may: Q1: Tom would certainly agree with the Protestants, against the Catholics that justification by faith is a status, a state of "rightness" before God. It's a synonym for God accepting us as we are without merit and without infusing goodness into us. It's basically forgiveness. Q2: I think Wright would say that justification by faith is all of God, all of grace but that the process of salvation towards ultimate rescue is certainly synergistic and our participation in Christ's faithful way by the Holy Spirit. Q3: Wright is very explicit in his talks and books: Future Justification is definitely by works and it is Paul (and Jesus) who say this clearly. Q10: Wright would agree with you about Protestantism needing "spring cleaning" - it's his key gripe with Piper, Carson et al. If I may:

Q1: Tom would certainly agree with the Protestants, against the Catholics that justification by faith is a status, a state of “rightness” before God. It’s a synonym for God accepting us as we are without merit and without infusing goodness into us. It’s basically forgiveness.

Q2: I think Wright would say that justification by faith is all of God, all of grace but that the process of salvation towards ultimate rescue is certainly synergistic and our participation in Christ’s faithful way by the Holy Spirit.

Q3: Wright is very explicit in his talks and books: Future Justification is definitely by works and it is Paul (and Jesus) who say this clearly.

Q10: Wright would agree with you about Protestantism needing “spring cleaning” – it’s his key gripe with Piper, Carson et al.

]]> By: Marc http://pauliscatholic.com/2009/11/ten-questions-for-n-t-wright-regarding-catholicism-justification-and-the-church/comment-page-1/#comment-457 Marc Wed, 19 May 2010 10:07:56 +0000 http://pauliscatholic.com/?p=439#comment-457 Wright is certainly the theologian who influenced me the most since conversion and he's certainly pushed me away from evangelical fundamentalism and towards Catholic Theology. But I cannot go back to the Catholic Church, there is no way this institution or any other denomination except Jesus' Kingdom Agenda gets my allegiance. Wright is certainly the theologian who influenced me the most since conversion and he’s certainly pushed me away from evangelical fundamentalism and towards Catholic Theology. But I cannot go back to the Catholic Church, there is no way this institution or any other denomination except Jesus’ Kingdom Agenda gets my allegiance.

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