Summary:
The book presents a biblical analysis of the true nature of Christian faith and salvation, arguing against the "easy-believism" prevalent in modern evangelical circles. It emphasizes the importance of obedience and submission to Christ's lordship as intrinsic elements of genuine faith.
Key points:
1. Authentic Faith: MacArthur stresses that real faith involves obeying Jesus' teachings, not just believing in Him. This challenges the idea that faith is just intellectual agreement.
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