Theological Views, Comprising the Substance of Teachings During a Ministry of Thirty-Five Years, in New Orleans
Theological Views, Comprising the Substance of Teachings During a Ministry of Thirty-Five Years, in New Orleans
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Besides, it involves a most glaring absurdity. It implies or supposes that sin, which is an effect, is the cause of itself Again, this fallacy tends directly to subvert the doctrine of man's accountability. It casts the dark- ness of a wide-spread, necessary, eternal evil on the moral prospects of our misguided, erring, and afflicted race. Because, if man's nature is sinful, then worldHness and vice — then the most de- plorable and dreadful crimes are nothing more than the acting out of the pri...nciples of that moral con- stitution which God has given us — nothing more than a natural, and inevitable conformity to a divine law. Indeed, I have often heard bad people, who were giving themselves up to the' unrestrained in- dulgence of guilty passions, deliberately trampling upon the most sacred dictates of reason, conscience, and honor, excuse themselves by the plea that they could not be to blame, for they were only gratifying Digitized by VjOOQIC 172 THOUGHTS ON THE SUBJECT OP SIN.
their natural propensities, and following the behests of Providence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides, it involves a most glaring absurdity. It implies or supposes that sin, which is an effect, is the cause of itself Again, this fallacy tends directly to subvert the doctrine of man's accountability. It casts the dark- ness of a wide-spread, necessary, eternal evil on the moral prospects of our misguided, erring, and afflicted race. Because, if man's nature is sinful, then worldHness and vice — then the most de- plorable and dreadful crimes are nothing more than the acting out of the pri...nciples of that moral con- stitution which God has given us — nothing more than a natural, and inevitable conformity to a divine law. Indeed, I have often heard bad people, who were giving themselves up to the' unrestrained in- dulgence of guilty passions, deliberately trampling upon the most sacred dictates of reason, conscience, and honor, excuse themselves by the plea that they could not be to blame, for they were only gratifying Digitized by VjOOQIC 172 THOUGHTS ON THE SUBJECT OP SIN.
their natural propensities, and following the behests of Providence.
What to read after Theological Views, Comprising the Substance of Teachings During a Ministry of Thirty-Five Years, in New Orleans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Clapp to read onlineMoreLess
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