Ashland Theological Journal, Volume 37.
“Sanders argued that Judaism at the time of Paul was ‘a religion of grace, with human obedience understood as a response to that grace.’” (Volume 37, Page 20)
“Traditionally conceived, theodicy is the attempt to reconcile three statements: God is omnipotent, God is omnibenevolent, and evil is real.” (Volume 37, Page 39)
“N. T. Wright sums up Sanders’ main thesis as stating that ‘Judaism in Paul’s day was not … a religion of legalistic works-righteousness.” (Volume 37, Page 20)
“the role of the Holy Spirit in equipping and empowering God’s people for ministry will round out the presentation” (Volume 37, Page 51)
“Christ did not command us to pray for and assume abundance, perhaps except for spiritual abundance in knowing Christ. Christ encouraged us to pray for ‘just enough,’ our daily bread.” (Volume 37, Page 2)