It's a good explanation of Paul's understanding of freedom in the Spirit through participation in the death of Christ. But I would have liked to hear more about how this contrasts with "moralism" which is only briefly mentioned at the end of the lecture. How does Paul's understanding agree or disagree with the current (at least since the Council of Trent) understanding of mortal sin and confession/penance in the Catholic Church?
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It's a good explanation of Paul's understanding of freedom in the Spirit through participation in the death of Christ. But I would have liked to hear more about how this contrasts with "moralism" which is only briefly mentioned at the end of the lecture. How does Paul's understanding agree or disagree with the current (at least since the Council of Trent) understanding of mortal sin and confession/penance in the Catholic Church?