Girard's Will And Girard College Theology
Girard's Will And Girard College Theology
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79 could nullify the sublime, though in many respects impracticable, moral precepts ac- credited to Jesus, called the Christ, or in any way tend to promote the purest prin- ciples of morality. The dogma of the lost and depraved condition of mankind is not only not promotive of morality, but is demoralizing and furnishes an ex- cuse for wrong-doing, and discourages all earnest effort at reformation. "There is no use in trying to be good," exclaims the disheartened boy as he falls into tempt- ati...on again and again. "My depraved nature makes it impossible.*' I cannot better descrij^e my views on this subject than by repeating what I have said in my writings elsewhere: "The dogma not only impeaches the divine wisdom and love, but it makes man responsible for what he could not help. He is told that he could not do right if he would, but that if he should do right it would count for nothing. He 8o Girard's Will cannot help himself, and he inwardly curses God and Eve and all his faithless ancestry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
79 could nullify the sublime, though in many respects impracticable, moral precepts ac- credited to Jesus, called the Christ, or in any way tend to promote the purest prin- ciples of morality. The dogma of the lost and depraved condition of mankind is not only not promotive of morality, but is demoralizing and furnishes an ex- cuse for wrong-doing, and discourages all earnest effort at reformation. "There is no use in trying to be good," exclaims the disheartened boy as he falls into tempt- ati...on again and again. "My depraved nature makes it impossible.*' I cannot better descrij^e my views on this subject than by repeating what I have said in my writings elsewhere: "The dogma not only impeaches the divine wisdom and love, but it makes man responsible for what he could not help. He is told that he could not do right if he would, but that if he should do right it would count for nothing. He 8o Girard's Will cannot help himself, and he inwardly curses God and Eve and all his faithless ancestry.
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