[Ali Imran]

I believe you know Paul isn't demonizing the law when he says "the letter killeth." Since the fall, no mere human has been able to keep the law of God perfectly, but consistently breaks it in thought, word, and deed. We're all born in sin and guilt, corrupt in our nature and unable to keep God's law. The number of things one would have to do to keep the law is staggering. None of us can do it successfully.

I read in the Gospel of how the parents of Prophet John the Baptist, pbut, were obedient to the law perfectly. Luke 1:6

Anyhow, the idea is not about perfection. The law is about obedience to God. How do you show obedience to God? By obeying his commands, ie. doing what God wants you to do and refraining from what God forbids. Everyday you show obedience to men like our government so why not you show the same or even greater obedience to God?

In one sense, the law is a curse, but Paul doesn't actually tell anyone to discard the law as you claimed he did. In fact, Paul states that the law teaches and exhorts us to live a life worthy of our Savior. The thing is, if we do good works in hopes of earning our way to heaven, we're saying Christ's sacrificial death was unnecessary and we're telling Him "You died in vain. You shouldn't have died." As such we're not trusting in the perfect and complete work of Christ. The truth is, Jesus removed the law as a requirement for achieving righteousness with God.

It is not about earining our way to heaven. It is about obedience to God. You are confusing even yourself. Please clarify. Do you have to obey the law or not?

Paul explains that faith is an essential ingredient of the Gospel. You're obviously trying to blur the distinction between law and gospel or twist the doctrine of justification by faith alone to support the view that people would be made right with God through their works and not through faith in Christ, and downplay the spiritual rebirth of regeneration

It is not me who is blurring the picture. Your apologetics is blurry. You cannot clearly tell me if you must obey the law or not. Please clarify. Don't spin it. Just say it clearly.