A couple of blog posts and a recent sermon have me thinking again about the idea of perfection in the Christian life.
Sinless perfectionism is a minor heresy in the Christian community — not minor in the sense that it is an unimportant error, but minor in the sense that far too many of us can see the inherent impossibility of such a pursuit to be deceived into believing Christ-like impeccability can be attained in this life. Accordingly, the doctrine’s ardent proselytizers are few.
If you go around asking “Which one of you convicts me of sin?” long enough, somebody is bound to step up.