Old And New Theology
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" "If the sinner ever has a new heart, he must obey the command of the text, and make it himself. " ......
" Sinner! instead of waiting and praying for VIEWS OF MB. BARNES. 163 God to change your heart, you should at once summon up your powers, put forth the effort, and change the governing preferences of your mind. But here, some one may ask, Can the carnal mind, which is enmity against God, change itself? I have already said that this text in the original reads, ' The minding of the flesh is ...enmity against God. ' This mind- ing of the flesh then is a choice or preference to gratify the flesh. Now it is indeed absurd to say, that a choice can change itself; but it is not absurd to say, that the agent who exercises this choice can change it. The sin- ner that minds the flesh, can change his mind, and mind God. " Sermons on important Sub- jects, pp. 18, 37, 38.
This exposition of the "carnal mind" is a favourite one with writers of this class. Says Mr. Barnes, " The amount of his [Paul's] affirmation is simply, that the minding of the flesh, the supreme attention to its dictates and desires, is not and cannot be subject to the law of God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "If the sinner ever has a new heart, he must obey the command of the text, and make it himself. " ......
" Sinner! instead of waiting and praying for VIEWS OF MB. BARNES. 163 God to change your heart, you should at once summon up your powers, put forth the effort, and change the governing preferences of your mind. But here, some one may ask, Can the carnal mind, which is enmity against God, change itself? I have already said that this text in the original reads, ' The minding of the flesh is ...enmity against God. ' This mind- ing of the flesh then is a choice or preference to gratify the flesh. Now it is indeed absurd to say, that a choice can change itself; but it is not absurd to say, that the agent who exercises this choice can change it. The sin- ner that minds the flesh, can change his mind, and mind God. " Sermons on important Sub- jects, pp. 18, 37, 38.
This exposition of the "carnal mind" is a favourite one with writers of this class. Says Mr. Barnes, " The amount of his [Paul's] affirmation is simply, that the minding of the flesh, the supreme attention to its dictates and desires, is not and cannot be subject to the law of God.
What to read after Old And New Theology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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