Where are we on justification by faith?

Josh Moody | Features | Letter from America

Date posted: 1 Apr 2010

Josh Moody interviews Professor Douglas Moo on this important issue.

JM: Dr. Moo, would you explain to us (in 100 words or less!) what the current state of play is ‘theologically’ with regard to the issue of justification?

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Where are we on justification by faith?

Are we still ‘evangelical’? If so, why?