“Hard core Antinomianism tells people it does not matter how they live . . . A more subtle strand of Antinomianism simply refuses to tell people how to live. They do not deny that holiness is important, but they don’t want to talk about effort. They will not dare tell people that how you live now might keep you out of heaven . . . We know that the law can convict of sin and lead us to Christ, but for all practical purposes we have lost the third use of the law, the law as a pattern for righteousness. This is not about earning anything. It is about living out who we are by God’s grace.”
– Kevin DeYoung
Underestimated Gospel, p. 104.
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