The God That Paul Marketed Over Time.

Paul was writing to new Roman churches and explaining to them how salvation came through the gospel of Jesus, so the belief side was more important at that point in their faith.James was writing to Jewish Christians who already believed and was explaining how their faith in Christ should play out in their lives.Paul seems to be more for new Christians while James seems to be for more mature Christians.The faith part is important at first, but once you're a believer it is more important for you to actually do something.

The problem that True Christians^TM have is that they always try to turn the multiple different writings in the Bible into one single cohesive and comprehensive writing."Paul said this but James said that... what kind of context do we have to invent in order to keep them saying the same thing?"Well, they were writing different things to different people for different purposes. It's okay if they deviate from each other....Out of curiosity, do you think that James was Jesus' brother?

Do you have any Scripture references where Paul says something along those lines explicitly?Like, rather than talking about the importance of faith, he talks about how unimportant it is to do things? Or how they can't help you?It seems like every time I get into the Faith vs Works debate, the only argument for how worthless works are is arguments about how important faith is.

Is that a "No"?