Between Two Thieves: James Henley Thornwell on Antinomianism
About this episode
This episode revisits James Henley Thornwell’s warning against Antinomianism, emphasizing the balance between grace and law.
In this episode we revisit James Henley Thornwell’s powerful warning against Antinomianism — the ancient error that turns grace into license. Thornwell reminds us that the gospel is “always crucified between two thieves”: legalism and lawlessness.
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