Regeneration
Regeneration
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Now if by the term human nature we mean to include the forces belonging to the first two divis- ions here named, and exclude the last, doubtless it is inclined to all evil, and averse to all good. Man shut in to himself would be abandoned to all deprav- ity. There is hereditary corruption that sways him from behind, and then his natural powers and affec- tions have lost that equipoise which they had in primitive man, and are deflected towards the service of the selfish nature. Appetite, natural... affection, and the natural reason would all go over to the ser- vice of the evil powers, and toil in the bondage of sin. On their swift and downward course they 10 • 114 THE SPIRITUAL NATURE.
would rush into the most frightful outbreaks of wick- edness. But if by human nature we mean the sura total of all its capacities, and therefore its receptivity of the Divine force itself, — its capacities that open inward towards immensity and immortality, and of choosing the guidance of that power that shall bear it sun-ward like the eagle, — then we ought to abandon the word " total " in describing its depravity, as lead- ing to confusion of thought and unnecessary misun- der^andlngs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now if by the term human nature we mean to include the forces belonging to the first two divis- ions here named, and exclude the last, doubtless it is inclined to all evil, and averse to all good. Man shut in to himself would be abandoned to all deprav- ity. There is hereditary corruption that sways him from behind, and then his natural powers and affec- tions have lost that equipoise which they had in primitive man, and are deflected towards the service of the selfish nature. Appetite, natural... affection, and the natural reason would all go over to the ser- vice of the evil powers, and toil in the bondage of sin. On their swift and downward course they 10 • 114 THE SPIRITUAL NATURE.
would rush into the most frightful outbreaks of wick- edness. But if by human nature we mean the sura total of all its capacities, and therefore its receptivity of the Divine force itself, — its capacities that open inward towards immensity and immortality, and of choosing the guidance of that power that shall bear it sun-ward like the eagle, — then we ought to abandon the word " total " in describing its depravity, as lead- ing to confusion of thought and unnecessary misun- der^andlngs.
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