Monday, April 2, 2012
Marquart's UOJ Essay in the Robert Preus Festschrift
AC V has left a new comment on your post "Marquart's UOJ Essay in the Robert Preus Festschri...":
Right out of the gate, first paragraph, first sentence, first footnote, I think he's on to something:
The term "objective justification" has only recently come into standard Lutheran usage.1
Footnote:
1. The terminology "objective" and "subjective" here is not altogether happy since "subjective justification...is every whit as objective as objective justification"
Can we agree to consign the terms to a footnote in church history or to the circular file of unfortunate and misleading, if not erroneous theological terminology?
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AC V has left a new comment on your post "Finding Another Piece of the UOJ Puzzle":
In case you don't understand it, "is not altogether happy" is a euphemism for:
"is a bad idea!"















