Have You Ever Read Ephesians?

The doctrine of grace has no absolute biblical origin and has no reference whatsoever in the ministry of Jesus.Not sure where the modern understanding of "G"race originates, but my guess is that it is some late invention meant to satisfy some bit of skepticism over some illogical aspect of Christianity to answer the problem of "none are good" while some are still acceptible.Grace presents it's own problems since it negates election and invalidates the crucifixion. Among false doctrine, Grace is king.

Matt 20:16Matt 24:24Luke 18:7Mark 13:20Jhn 15:16 There is a different context between "grace" in biblical usage and the "Grace" that is fed to the masses by evangelicals.Figure out what that difference is and then be intellectually honest and acknowledge that of course I was not referring to Peter as modern.I don't really have an obligation to defend your strawman, do I? Not my claim. Again, I have no obligation to defend a position I never held. It has no reference in the ministry of Jesus because Jesus makes no reference to it. End of story.

You still aren't acknowledging that the biblical grace (favor, intrinsically connected with election and anchored to some disagreeable or insurmountible task) is something altogether different from the modern usage of the word, (delivered from the law, absolved of sin, justified, perfected through no cause of one's own, unable to initiate a saving act and thus free from the responsibility of attempting any such initiation) which Jesus not only did not express as part of his ministry, but actively opposed.Grace is what people appeal to on Sunday to hand wave away the sin they've accumulated Monday through Saturday.

My apologies, but you failed to do that. However, I understand you want to get back to leading the discussion in a certain aspect, so I'll leave you ro it.