Important Religious Truths
Important Religious Truths
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" The guilt of any action can no more be transferred from the agent to another person, than the action itself. Adam could not transfer his first act of disobedience to his pos- terity ; and if he could not transfer the act itself, it is equally evident that he could not transfer the guilt of it. As he could not have made himself guilty of eat- ing of the forbidden fruit without choosing to eat of it, so he could not make his posterity guilty of eat- ing of the forbidden fruit without their choo...sing to do the same action. But we know that he never made them choose to commit his first sin; and there- fore he could not bring them under the guilt of his first transgression. It was as much out of the power of Adam to transfer his owm personal guilt to his 16 182 TRUE RELIGION".
posterity, as it is now out of the power of any other parent to transfer his own personal guilt to his chil- dren. It seems obvious that even the Supreme Be- ing, in His righteous sovereignty, could not consist- ently transfer the guilt of Adam's sin to his posterity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The guilt of any action can no more be transferred from the agent to another person, than the action itself. Adam could not transfer his first act of disobedience to his pos- terity ; and if he could not transfer the act itself, it is equally evident that he could not transfer the guilt of it. As he could not have made himself guilty of eat- ing of the forbidden fruit without choosing to eat of it, so he could not make his posterity guilty of eat- ing of the forbidden fruit without their choo...sing to do the same action. But we know that he never made them choose to commit his first sin; and there- fore he could not bring them under the guilt of his first transgression. It was as much out of the power of Adam to transfer his owm personal guilt to his 16 182 TRUE RELIGION".
posterity, as it is now out of the power of any other parent to transfer his own personal guilt to his chil- dren. It seems obvious that even the Supreme Be- ing, in His righteous sovereignty, could not consist- ently transfer the guilt of Adam's sin to his posterity.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter P Doe to read onlineMoreLess
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