[Luircin]

“The Messiah’s many parables are about works,” he says. Someone’s never heard the parable of the prodigal son, has he? Or the parable of the lost lamb, or the parable of the missing coin. Or the parable of the workers in the vineyard being paid the same for one hour of work as for an entire day, or the parable of the wedding feast, or...

And also mind-reading me because of your assumption that I don’t believe that we should do good works, when I’ve told you the opposite about half a dozen times.

Good job; you’re ignoring half of what Jesus actually says AND believing untrue propaganda about non-Catholics in order to defend your fake church.

[af_vet_1981]

And also mind-reading me because of your assumption that I don’t believe that we should do good works, when I’ve told you the opposite about half a dozen times.

False (and silly); the question was:

So answer the question; are you going to engage or just leave your implied claim that James contradicts both Jesus and Paul standing there?

The answer was given in a general sense and is not about any one person.

[af_vet_1981]

“The Messiah’s many parables are about works,” he says.

The true quote is:

"The Messiah's many parables are about works of faith and love, and his final words to the (genuine) churches are about works, works, works."