The Triangle
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For your satisfaction I give you the words of Calvin. He sums up his opin- ion of original sin in iew words : " Videtur, ergo, peccatum originale ha3reditare naturae nostras pravitas et corruptio, in omnes animae partes diffusa. " Where- fore^ anginal sin seems to be the hereditary depravity and corruption of our nature disused into all parts of the soul. " Neque, " subjoins Calvin, " ista est alieni de- licti obligatio. Non ita est accipiendum, ac si, inson- tes ipsi et immerentes, culpam deli...cti ejus sustinere- mus. " JVeither is that an obligation or a. Ccoimtableness for another''s fault. It is not to be understood as though 2ve, ourselves innocent, should sustain the blame of hi^ {Adam's) transgression.
I am aware that most people have not leisure t« examine authors. Those, however, that will take that trouble, will perceive that the views of Ori- ginal Sin, Depravity, and Atonement, advocated in these numbers^ are not peculiar to New-England, but, on the contrary, have been known and maintained in the church, by maijy of the ablest divines, since the reformation, and by a majority in the American churches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For your satisfaction I give you the words of Calvin. He sums up his opin- ion of original sin in iew words : " Videtur, ergo, peccatum originale ha3reditare naturae nostras pravitas et corruptio, in omnes animae partes diffusa. " Where- fore^ anginal sin seems to be the hereditary depravity and corruption of our nature disused into all parts of the soul. " Neque, " subjoins Calvin, " ista est alieni de- licti obligatio. Non ita est accipiendum, ac si, inson- tes ipsi et immerentes, culpam deli...cti ejus sustinere- mus. " JVeither is that an obligation or a. Ccoimtableness for another''s fault. It is not to be understood as though 2ve, ourselves innocent, should sustain the blame of hi^ {Adam's) transgression.
I am aware that most people have not leisure t« examine authors. Those, however, that will take that trouble, will perceive that the views of Ori- ginal Sin, Depravity, and Atonement, advocated in these numbers^ are not peculiar to New-England, but, on the contrary, have been known and maintained in the church, by maijy of the ablest divines, since the reformation, and by a majority in the American churches.
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