Jesus didn’t die for a bunch of rules and regulations, He died for people. Jesus didn’t die for the Mosaic law, He died for the lawless. Jesus didn’t die for doctrines and traditions and practices, He died for those who broke them. Jesus didn’t die for His religion, He died for us. I have no doubt that people are more important than His religion because His view of people was ‘defined by’ His view from a blood-stained cross that He hung from. You disagree. That’s fine. Our disagreement on this matter doesn’t diminish the Gospel in any way whatsoever.
I actually agree with you on what you say above.
I don’t think we’re connecting but ok I know you have the impression that a high view of the law is antithetical to the Gospel.
