Beecher's Works 3
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But now Pelagius arose, and denied the doctrine of the fall : and from this time it became necessary, not so much to prove natural ahility^ which Pelagius admitted, as to prove a moral inability, which he denied.
The Church had now to enter upon a new controversy, and to fix her eye upon the question, What were the consequences of the fall 7 The question of free agency was no longer to be VOL. ITT. 21* 246 VIEAVS OF THEOLOGY.
argued, for that was not now controverted. Both Augustine and Pelagiu...s admitted it. The question which now exists between Dr. Wilson and myself was not at issue between them.
The question, indeed, turned on the same words, namely, free will, — but it did not mean the same thing. The ques- tion between them was. Is the will unbiased 7 — is it in equi- librium ? It was not, whether it was free from the necessity of fate, or the coercion of matter, or of created depravity, — but the question was, Has the fall given it a bias ? has it struck it out of equilibrium, and struck the balance wrong 7 Pelagius said, No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But now Pelagius arose, and denied the doctrine of the fall : and from this time it became necessary, not so much to prove natural ahility^ which Pelagius admitted, as to prove a moral inability, which he denied.
The Church had now to enter upon a new controversy, and to fix her eye upon the question, What were the consequences of the fall 7 The question of free agency was no longer to be VOL. ITT. 21* 246 VIEAVS OF THEOLOGY.
argued, for that was not now controverted. Both Augustine and Pelagiu...s admitted it. The question which now exists between Dr. Wilson and myself was not at issue between them.
The question, indeed, turned on the same words, namely, free will, — but it did not mean the same thing. The ques- tion between them was. Is the will unbiased 7 — is it in equi- librium ? It was not, whether it was free from the necessity of fate, or the coercion of matter, or of created depravity, — but the question was, Has the fall given it a bias ? has it struck it out of equilibrium, and struck the balance wrong 7 Pelagius said, No.
What to read after Beecher's Works 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lyman Beecher to read onlineMoreLess
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