Views in Theology
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Every imagination of the heart is evil from his youth — the wicked are es- tranged from the womb — no religion born with them.
All the generic descriptions of the race are such as preclude religion as the native character of man.
Man is the generic of the race. But what is man ORIGINAL SIN. 159 Analysis of sermon on native char, of man — reversal of argument.
that he should be clean? or the son of man that he should be righteous?
The world is another generic term characteristic of the race. But... it is a world which hated Christ, and whose friendship is enmity with God.
The flesh is another. But the carnal mind is en- mity against God.
The whole world is divided into classes, and all men are described as holy or unholy, righteous or wicked.
But never as righteous first, but always as wicked first, and as becoming righteous by the power of the Spirit.
It was while we were enemies that Christ died for us; and it is only by being reconciled, that we be- come religious.
It is the direct testimony of the omniscient God, that all have gone out of the way — become vile — none that do good, no not one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every imagination of the heart is evil from his youth — the wicked are es- tranged from the womb — no religion born with them.
All the generic descriptions of the race are such as preclude religion as the native character of man.
Man is the generic of the race. But what is man ORIGINAL SIN. 159 Analysis of sermon on native char, of man — reversal of argument.
that he should be clean? or the son of man that he should be righteous?
The world is another generic term characteristic of the race. But... it is a world which hated Christ, and whose friendship is enmity with God.
The flesh is another. But the carnal mind is en- mity against God.
The whole world is divided into classes, and all men are described as holy or unholy, righteous or wicked.
But never as righteous first, but always as wicked first, and as becoming righteous by the power of the Spirit.
It was while we were enemies that Christ died for us; and it is only by being reconciled, that we be- come religious.
It is the direct testimony of the omniscient God, that all have gone out of the way — become vile — none that do good, no not one.
What to read after Views in Theology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lyman Beecher to read onlineMoreLess
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