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What does the Bible say about legalistic antinomianism?

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Legalistic antinomianism combines strict adherence to law with a disregard for it, epitomized by the Pharisees' traditions versus God's commandments.

The Bible addresses legalistic antinomianism by showing how individuals can adhere excessively to man-made rules while simultaneously disregarding divine commandments. In Mark 7:1-13, Jesus confronts the Pharisees for prioritizing their traditions over God's law, emphasizing that true defilement comes from within. This concept highlights the danger of legalism, where a focus on external rituals can blind believers to their own sinfulness and hypocrisy, as they become quick to judge others while ignoring their flaws.
Scripture References: Mark 7:1-13, Romans 2:1

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