The Great Awakening

981.728 - 1008.485 Nathan W. Bingham

flexible enough, thin enough, that he had trouble, I think, balancing a sound Protestant doctrine of justification with a sound concern for holiness. And sometimes when he talked about holiness, he seemed to do that almost in a way that compromised his commitment to justification by faith alone. And then, too, as his life went on, he developed this strange notion of Christian perfection.