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Toward a Practical Theology of Good Works: The Practice and Teaching of Communal Good Works in the Book of James
James insists that faith without works is dead, especially when believers neglect widows, orphans, the poorly clothed, and those lacking daily food. This post examines his commands, warnings, and examples, showing how communal care demonstrates living faith and how failure to meet known needs exposes a useless profession of belief.
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