vol. 38, Issue #1

Online Journal Article: JUSTIFICATION: A DOCTRINE IN CRISIS - CARL F. H. HENRY* JETS 38/1 (March 1995) 57-65

https://www.etsjets.org/files/JETS-PDFs/38/38-1/JETS_38-1_057-065_Henry.pdf

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https://www.etsjets.org/files/JETS-PDFs/38/38-1/JETS_38-1_057-065_Henry.pdf

JUSTIFICATION: A DOCTRINE IN CRISIS -
CARL F. H. HENRY*
JETS 38/1 (March 1995) 57-65

Excerpt:

The modern ecumenical effort to reconcile long-standing ProtestantCatholic
doctrinal differences has not met with spectacular success. Although important
differences have been identified, no great progress has been made in
surmounting them. Most Roman Catholics view their received
dogma as essentially without error, whereas Protestant critics insist that
Rome promotes views that Scripture disallows. The Orthodox Church has
not been aggressively engaged in dialogue, despite its affiliation with the
World Council of Churches. Few theological issues have divided the
communions more centrally than that of justification by faith. --from page 57