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"Thus, by the unutterable mercy of God, even the very punishment of wickedness has become the armor of virtue, and the penalty of the sinner becomes the reward of the righteous. For then death was incurred by sinning, now righteousness is fulfilled by dying. "

6 hours in, and I've never been so amazed at how one man can verbally skewer the entire Roman system or so thankful that I recently listened to a tome on ancient history

It's books like these that remind me that I'm still a student and not a master.

An interesting read so far, with some insightful moments and strong characterization. However, I can't help but notice that the theology of Reverend John Aims, while circling grace and forgiveness, forgets that these things flow from the person and work of Christ. It feels like a Christianity that its missing its own heart. Perhaps I'm missing something as I listen.