[Ali Imran]

You're harping on Sola Fide again - this heresy exaggerates the truth concerning salvation by faith in Jesus Christ. And this is the umpteenth time you're trying to disprove and demolish the doctrine of justification by faith ALONE - one of the central tenets of the Christian faith - by pitting James against Paul.

Instead of simply stating "Paul said you don't need to follow the Law; James said you must follow the Law," have you considered the fact that terms like faith and works can have more than one meaning or application? Therefore, you should ask, "When Paul spoke of faith and works, what exactly did he mean?" and "When James used those terms, what did he mean?" When we explore these questions, we find that Paul and James did indeed use the terms faith and works in different ways and in different settings.

We can argue till kingdom comes and our disagreements will again lead us into a philosophical cul-de-sac. We can't argue with you for your mind is closed. But I think this issue is worth revisiting for the benefit of those who are curious to know more about it. Hopefully, the truth will lead some of them to place their faith in Christ.

You said the truth will set you free. Do you have the truth? 

There was a direct conflict between James and Paul on this particular issue. I didn't pit them. The Bible did. 

We have a statement from Jesus who warned his followers about the people who will teach others to discard the law. Lo and behold, Paul came along and did exactly what Jesus warned. Surely the disciples, who heard that warning directly from Jesus, would immediately recognize Paul as the one Jesus spoke about in the warning. 

There is nothing to argue here. I am merely reminding you of Jesus's warning.