Wilbur Fisk
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"We believe that the merits of the atonement are so available in behalf of the human family that the guilt of depravity is not imputed to the subject of it until, by intelligent volitions, he makes the guilt his own by resisting and rejecting the grace of the gospel ; and that, being thus by grace in a justified state, the dying infant is entitled to all the blessings of the new covenant. " THEOLOGICAL CONTROVERSIES. 131 Dr. Fisk closes a long discussion of the various views of natural and mora...l ability with the fol- lowing summary, with which we shall have to be content, instead of giving the details of his reason- ing : " 1. Adam did not render himself incapable of sinning by the fall, but rather rendered him- self and his posterity incapable of any other moral exercise but what was sinful ; and it was on this account that a gracious ability was necessary in order to a second probation. 2. Sin, since the fall, has not been the result of supernatural grace, but the natural fruit of the fall ; and supernatural grace is all that has counteracted sin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We believe that the merits of the atonement are so available in behalf of the human family that the guilt of depravity is not imputed to the subject of it until, by intelligent volitions, he makes the guilt his own by resisting and rejecting the grace of the gospel ; and that, being thus by grace in a justified state, the dying infant is entitled to all the blessings of the new covenant. " THEOLOGICAL CONTROVERSIES. 131 Dr. Fisk closes a long discussion of the various views of natural and mora...l ability with the fol- lowing summary, with which we shall have to be content, instead of giving the details of his reason- ing : " 1. Adam did not render himself incapable of sinning by the fall, but rather rendered him- self and his posterity incapable of any other moral exercise but what was sinful ; and it was on this account that a gracious ability was necessary in order to a second probation. 2. Sin, since the fall, has not been the result of supernatural grace, but the natural fruit of the fall ; and supernatural grace is all that has counteracted sin.
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