We were discussing the erroneous assumption that James was using the term "dead faith" as a label for people who only claimed faith.
How can I look at you as someone who looks to the word without a Bias. And you come out like this?
It is what we were discussion/
as for James.
”what does it profit someone if they CLAIM to have faith. Yet have no works. CAN that faith save them.”
The eronious assumption is to think it is NOT talking about what you claim it is not discussing
It is erroneous because a "dead faith" was at one point "alive faith" otherwise one would not label it dead, and there are a multitude of other reasons within the context of the full letter why this interpretation is incorrect.
this is totally wrong
1. It never said they ever had faith
2. It says they claimed to have faith (the argument) A claimed faith by assumption is no faith at all. But in word only
3. He just spoke of those who were hearers only and not doers.
4. He never said they had works, then stopped doing. Them. he said they had no works.
You have to add so much assumption and words to the text to even come close to seeing it as you do.
You will to do this, feel free.. I only want to see what the word says