An Appeal to Matter of Fact And Common Sense, Or, a Rational Demonstration of Man's Corrupt And Lost Estate
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But, let us come still nearer to the point. If we are hot by nature conceived in sivt, and children of wrath, millions of infants, who die without actual sin, have no need of the blood of Christ to wash their robes, nor his Spirit to purify their hearts. The incarnation of the Eternal word, and the influences of the Holy Spirit, are as unnecessary to them, as the visits of a physician, and his remedies to persons in perfect health. Their spotless innocency is a suf- ficient passport for heaven ...: Baptism is ridiculous, and the christian religion absurd in their case.
Nor does it appear, why it might not be as absurd with regard to the rest of mankind, did they but act their part a little better : For if we are naturally in- nocent, we have a natural power to remain so ; and by a proper use of it, w e may avoid standing in need of the salvation procured by Christ for the lost.
Nay, if innocent nature, carefully improved, may be the way to eternal life, it is certainly the readiest way, and the Son of Gcd speaks like the grand de- ceiver of mankind, when he says, I am the way no man cometh to the Father but by me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, let us come still nearer to the point. If we are hot by nature conceived in sivt, and children of wrath, millions of infants, who die without actual sin, have no need of the blood of Christ to wash their robes, nor his Spirit to purify their hearts. The incarnation of the Eternal word, and the influences of the Holy Spirit, are as unnecessary to them, as the visits of a physician, and his remedies to persons in perfect health. Their spotless innocency is a suf- ficient passport for heaven ...: Baptism is ridiculous, and the christian religion absurd in their case.
Nor does it appear, why it might not be as absurd with regard to the rest of mankind, did they but act their part a little better : For if we are naturally in- nocent, we have a natural power to remain so ; and by a proper use of it, w e may avoid standing in need of the salvation procured by Christ for the lost.
Nay, if innocent nature, carefully improved, may be the way to eternal life, it is certainly the readiest way, and the Son of Gcd speaks like the grand de- ceiver of mankind, when he says, I am the way no man cometh to the Father but by me.
What to read after An Appeal to Matter of Fact And Common Sense, Or, a Rational Demonstration of Man's Corrupt And Lost Estate?
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