James – Faith, Works, and Justification in James and Paul
McCartney argues that James should be read on its own terms. It is not a “reaction” to Paul or a misunderstanding of Paul. He treats the apparent discrepancy between James’ emphasis on justification by works and Paul’s emphasis that one is justified by faith apart from works of the law.
Source: James (Baker Academic, 2009), 272-279.
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