Chris,
There are lots of people on this board who don't have one good thing to say about Sonship - they're probably avoiding this thread. I think your theology is correct - and if the Sonship people are really saying that justification is a component or result of adoption, they're wrong, not just in my opinion but in the opinion of the moderatiors and most members. I was hoping you could unpack what's legalistic about the example I cited.

I probably shouldn't have an opinion about this anyway.

Blessings,
Meg Thomas

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