The Rise And the Fall
The Rise And the Fall
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Man in innocence and holiness, sank ; and sank just at the point, too, where he was left, as I conceive, to the unaided support of his vigorous and perfect moral powers. " 1 In this passage, how- ever, forcible as it is, the difficulty to which we now refer is only dimly suggested. If Adam's "mind was in a perfectly holy state, the dispo- sition to obedience in all its pristine vigor, " by what possibility could he be brought at once voluntarily to act in opposition to this mental state and dis...posi- tion ? The supposition that he was left unsustained by special divine aid at this particular point does not account for it ; for he is said to have had, nevertheless, his natural holiness both of disposition and habit to oppose to temptation. This difficulty is no imaginary one in metaphysics. " The ques- tion, " says Dr. Dwight, " How can a holy being become sinful ? or, How can a holy being transgress the law of God ? is a question to which, perhaps, no satisfactory philosophical reply can be given.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Man in innocence and holiness, sank ; and sank just at the point, too, where he was left, as I conceive, to the unaided support of his vigorous and perfect moral powers. " 1 In this passage, how- ever, forcible as it is, the difficulty to which we now refer is only dimly suggested. If Adam's "mind was in a perfectly holy state, the dispo- sition to obedience in all its pristine vigor, " by what possibility could he be brought at once voluntarily to act in opposition to this mental state and dis...posi- tion ? The supposition that he was left unsustained by special divine aid at this particular point does not account for it ; for he is said to have had, nevertheless, his natural holiness both of disposition and habit to oppose to temptation. This difficulty is no imaginary one in metaphysics. " The ques- tion, " says Dr. Dwight, " How can a holy being become sinful ? or, How can a holy being transgress the law of God ? is a question to which, perhaps, no satisfactory philosophical reply can be given.
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