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How does the apostle Paul's understanding of 'works of the law' in Galatians differ from a legalistic interpretation of the Old Testament, and what implications does this have for understanding justification by faith?
A
Paul argues that 'works of the law' refer only to ceremonial laws like circumcision and dietary restrictions, not moral laws.
B
Paul views 'works of the law' as attempts to earn salvation through obedience, which contradicts the grace offered through faith in Christ.
C
Paul believes 'works of the law' are essential for maintaining salvation after initial justification by faith.
D
Paul suggests that 'works of the law' are a valid path to righteousness for Gentiles but not for Jews.
Reference:
Galatians 2:16, Romans 3:20
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