Discussions in History And Theology
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" * He held that the at- tention of a sinner might be excited and directed to his duty, that the motives of the Gospel appeal to the instinctive de- sire of happiness, which underlies all choosing, that impelled by this movement of a part of his nature which is neither holy or sinful, but simply constitutional, a sinner could sus- pend the choice of the world as his chief good, which forms the essence* of sinful character, and could give his heart to God. Dr. Taylor thus draws out analytically ...the steps of a mental change, giving them in the order of nature rather than that of chronological succession. Xow a sinner is naturally able to make this revolution in the ruling princi- ple of his life. There is adequate power, and there is no ab- surdity in supposing that power exerted. But there is a moral inability, which constitutes practically an insuperable obstacle ; and this is overcome only by the agency of the Spirit who moves upon the powers of the soul, and induces, without coercing, them to comply with the requirements of the Gospel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" * He held that the at- tention of a sinner might be excited and directed to his duty, that the motives of the Gospel appeal to the instinctive de- sire of happiness, which underlies all choosing, that impelled by this movement of a part of his nature which is neither holy or sinful, but simply constitutional, a sinner could sus- pend the choice of the world as his chief good, which forms the essence* of sinful character, and could give his heart to God. Dr. Taylor thus draws out analytically ...the steps of a mental change, giving them in the order of nature rather than that of chronological succession. Xow a sinner is naturally able to make this revolution in the ruling princi- ple of his life. There is adequate power, and there is no ab- surdity in supposing that power exerted. But there is a moral inability, which constitutes practically an insuperable obstacle ; and this is overcome only by the agency of the Spirit who moves upon the powers of the soul, and induces, without coercing, them to comply with the requirements of the Gospel.
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